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TCU assistant dean remembered for bettering lives of others

By Riane Cleveland
Published Mar 19, 2019

Members across TCU's campus remember assistant dean of campus life and impact she left.

Assistant coach fired amid connection to federal investigation

By Benton McDonald
Published Mar 19, 2019

Corey Barker allegedly received bribes to influence which sports agencies TCU players signed with.

Running to save rhinos

By Elizabeth Ragone
Published Mar 19, 2019

Within the last decade, rhino poaching has increased. TCU Rhino Initiative's upcoming Rhino Run looks to help save endangered rhinos.

#JoltTheVote: A new group encourages political engagement

By Oscar Hernandez and Oscar Hernandez
Published Mar 19, 2019

Jolt, a Latino civic engagement program, hopes to engage students at TCU to engage in political issues in their community.

Tomlinson, Athletics announce endowment fund geared towards student-athlete development

By Benton McDonald
Published Mar 18, 2019

The fund is part of TCU's Lead On campaign and will support student-athletes from all 21 of TCU's sports programs.

Listen: Frogflix (Season 2): Episode 7

By Andrew Van Heusden, Richard Edgemon and Michelle Carter
Published Mar 8, 2019

Andrew, Richard and Michelle are back with a new episode and plenty of entertainment news.

Review: ‘Captain Marvel’ sparks new wave, face in Marvel Cinematic Universe

By Andrew Van Heusden
Published Mar 8, 2019

In an origin story on how Nick Fury loses his eye, Goose is the new hero we all deserve.

Army ROTC invites cadets to bring buddy to physical training

By Marley Capper
Published Mar 8, 2019

TCU Army ROTC hosts a bring-a-buddy to physical training day to create a stronger presence on campus.

Neeley School professor hosting ‘Entrepreneurship Boot Camp’

By Ben Auten
Published Mar 7, 2019

Dr. Michael Sherrod is hosting an entrepreneurship "boot camp."

Settling in U.S. Refugees in America

By TCU 360
Published Mar 7, 2019

While much of the nation's attention has been focused on refugees crossing the Southern border, most refugees admitted to the U.S. last year came from Democratic Republic of Congo

Student meditation group reduces stress, anxiety in members

By Jacob Hook
Published Mar 6, 2019

Meditation and mindfulness practices are becoming more popular on TCU's campus because of the hard work of two TCU professors and a few TCU students.

What we’re reading: Activity at North Korean nuclear sites

By Olivia Wales
Published Mar 6, 2019

North Korea is already taking action to restore their nuclear program.