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Allergies on rise as on-campus flu numbers decline

Allergies on rise as on-campus flu numbers decline

By Jacob Hook
Published Apr 4, 2019
The flu is no longer prevalent on TCU's campus, but allergies are on the rise.
The Tarrant County Courthouse. Photo from Fort Worth Weekly

CASA of Tarrant County advocates for children in foster care

By Taylor Boser
Published Apr 3, 2019
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and CASA is looking to gain more volunteers to help children in foster care who are in need.
TCU student, Emma Patterson, practice the connecting principle with Huck, an orphan under Show Hope’s care. Pictured by: Hilliary Cheatham

Donation drive plans to help orphanages in China

By Taylor Brumbaugh
Published Apr 2, 2019
TCU child development students are studying abroad this summer in China. They are having a donation drive to supply orphanages with needed resources.
"Ignorance can only be dissolved through our willingness to educate. With this panel we strive to educate our community on the “T” in the LGBTQ+ and all who identify under the “T” umbrella," said co-organizer Cason Esquivel. Credit: Cason Esquivel.

Fort Worth holds its first transgender day of visibility observance

By Grace Toups
Published Mar 30, 2019
Fort Worth celebrates its first International Transgender Day of Visibility this Sunday.
The Counseling, Testing & Mental Health Center, located in the basement of Samuelson Hall, offers services to students dealing with mental health issues. (Kelsey Ritchie/Staff Reporter)

Counseling available as TCU mourns a student’s death

By Taylor Boser
Published Mar 30, 2019
Resources are available for those in need as they grieve the loss of a TCU student.
Listen: Frogflix (Season 2): Episode 9

Listen: Frogflix (Season 2): Episode 9

By Andrew Van Heusden, Richard Edgemon and Michelle Carter
Published Mar 29, 2019
On this episode of Frogflix, the co-hosts continue to discuss the movie "Us" and talk about Netflix, A24 and more.
The TCU Faculty Assembly will call to vote on the DEI proposal in the BLUU auditorium. Photo via TCU.

Majority of faculty votes yes on DEI ballot

By Taylor Boser
Published Mar 28, 2019
There were 406 faculty members who voted yes equaling 77.48 percent.
Photo courtesy of IMDb

Review: Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’ survives the sophomore slump

By Andrew Van Heusden
Published Mar 28, 2019
Jordan Peele returns to the theater with his second film. It will leave audiences intrigued, but is it enough to satisfy everyone?
Jayne Orenstein (middle) shows attendees of Friday's workshop how to operate a drone. Photo by Samantha Suttle.

Drones give journalists a different perspective

By Trent Attyah
Published Mar 28, 2019
TCU's journalism department looked to the future with a workshop on drones.
Frog Camp Director Board, Photo from https://sds.tcu.edu/students/incoming/frogcamp/join-the-staff/

Student leaders encourage differences at Frog Camp

By Livia Lavender
Published Mar 28, 2019
Student leaders around campus are encouraging the celebration of differences and diversity.
News Now 3/27/19

News Now 3/27/19

By TCU 360
Published Mar 27, 2019
This week on TCU News Now, an update on the Jussie Smollett case and the story behind the tulips on campus.
What we're reading: Smollett charges dropped

What we’re reading: Smollett charges dropped

By Brandon Ucker
Published Mar 27, 2019
We’re back and we’re reading everything from “Fox News” to “Newsweek.” We’re trying to help you keep up with the rapid pace of politics and everyday news. Today, we’ve got big changes to the NFL rulebook, breaking information on the Jussie Smollett case, and a state of emergency in New York caused by measles.
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