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Market Square changes still not enough for some students

By Nikki Spellman
Published Oct 28, 2019

New seating, more technology and new locations for some stations are just a few of the changes at Market Square this semester.

TCU staff get a second shot at an education

By Grace Amiss
Published Oct 28, 2019

Some of TCU's staff members are working toward getting their GED.

What we’re reading: Rep. Katie Hill announces resignation, ISIS leader killed

By Katherine Griffith
Published Oct 28, 2019

What we are reading: Katie Hill announces resignation, ISIS leader killed, shooting at a college party leaves two dead, and a statewide emergency is declared in California.

Lead On campaign to raise $1 billion

By Renee Umsted
Published Oct 24, 2019

TCU is $400 million away from meeting its goal.

TCU students match high number of alcohol violations

By Owen Roche
Published Oct 24, 2019

With the fall semester halfway done, TCU students have amounted a large number of alcohol violations.

Students, faculty protest police brutality following death of Atatiana Jefferson

By Drew Mitchell
Published Oct 24, 2019

Students and Faculty gather to protest police brutality

What we’re reading: Chilean protests continue in Santiago

By Yulissa Cortina
Published Oct 24, 2019

Protests in Santiago, Chile escalate after the president's apology

TCU looks to cut benefits for future employees

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Oct 24, 2019

Even though the program will cut benefits, Chancellor Boschini said the package will still be competitive.

What we’re reading: Elizabeth Warren stands behind teachers on strike in Chicago

By Leslie Fields
Published Oct 23, 2019

The day after releasing a comprehensive education reform plan, Elizabeth Warren supported educators in Chicago who were striking for better pay and classroom conditions.