TCU honors the memory Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years to the day of his assassination.

The Fashion Merchandising Department has quite the hidden gem kept within its halls.

Matt Vogel talked about substance abuse and how to create a dialogue that helps students feel empowered about making healthy and safe decisions.

TCU made a lottery to determine who could live where for on-campus housing. Many students were left upset because they did not get the on-campus apartments in the GrandMarc complex.

No threats against Muslim students have been reported to the police.

The parking lot located east of the Moudy building has closed due to the installation of construction fencing.

TCU sophomore Josiah Snowden has started a mentoring and tutoring program for students at O.D. Wyatt High School.

SGA hopes food trucks will ease lunch traffic on the academic side of campus until the new dining hall opens in the renovated Neeley School of Business.

Those serving the sentences are not the only people affected, incarnation impacts the entire family.

An inside look into the trip that determines the careers of TCU's senior BFA performance majors.

Sixteen sorority women from TCU's Panhellenic community will be trekking to Nepal next January to spread awareness for education and women empowerment.

Model Katie Willcox visited TCU to talk about body image in the age of media manipulation and how women can be empowered to live healthier lifestyles.