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Ross Lynch spoke and performed at TCU Feb 24. (Marina Magnant/Staff Photographer)

Ross Lynch speaks, performs at TCU

By Crystal Polglase, Staff Writer
Published Feb 28, 2024
Sponsored by theEnd, Ross Lynch performed an acoustic show at TCU before taking his tour abroad.
Bender illustrates how Houdini’s famous handcuffs function. (Photo curtesy of Evan Michael Woods)

“Instructions for a Séance” takes the spotlight at Amphibian Stage

By Ellie Griffin, Staff Writer
Published Feb 28, 2024
A one-woman show, "Instructions for a Séance" still took more than one woman to develop for a Fort Worth audience.
Cast of “The Skin of Our Teeth” rehearsing for opening night. (Photo courtesy of Gavin Bailey.) From left to right: Ethan Hyatt, Alana Harris, Gavin Bailey, Savannah DeCrow, Johanna Quigley.

TCU Theatre prepares to kick off the spring season with a classic play

By Ellie Griffin, Staff Writer
Published Feb 28, 2024
"The Skin of Our Teeth" was written during World War II, but some TCU Theatre seniors draw parallels to their current situations.
TCU News Now: changes to on-campus laundry, remembering Toby Keith and new information about a prowler near campus

Prowler attempts to break into student residences, now prohibited from campus

By Hannah Dollar and Jordan Montgomery
Published Feb 27, 2024
Since reports of prowling, TCU has issued the individual a trespassing citation.
TCU Opera rehearses on set in the Secrest-Wible building. (Courtesy of David McDaniel, TCU Opera student)

TCU Opera sold out within days for upcoming production

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Feb 27, 2024
TCU Opera is set to perform "Into the Woods" on March 1-3 for three full audiences.
A rendering of the exterior plaza of The Simpson Family Restoration and Wellness Center. (Photo courtesy of gofrogs.com)

TCU’s new athletic facility will feature real purple snow flurries

By Esra Ghanim, Staff Writer
Published Feb 27, 2024
TCU began the construction of a four-part, donor-funded expansion of their academic facilities and it is expected to be completed by July 2025.
Joseph Winick, the TCU student body president, shows SGA what an overdose drug kit at TCU will look like, Feb. 13, 2024. (Photo courtesy of Sammy Jepsen)

TCU plans to implement overdose emergency kits across campus

By Zahra Ahmad, Staff Writer
Published Feb 27, 2024
The Overdose Emergency Kits Resolution was unanimously approved in SGA.
Moe Salas gives a sermon on perspective at the University Baptist Church for Stumo Late Night on Monday, Feb. 19. (Aliyah Howell/Staff Photographer)

Not your typical Monday night: StuMo Late Night impacts TCU

By Aliyah Howell, Staff Writer
Published Feb 25, 2024
TCU students gather one Monday a month to mingle with friends, munch on snacks and listen to a Christian message.
Jarvis Hall is home to the Office of Religious & Spiritual Life. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

New support group offers LGBTQ+ students a place to connect

By Savanna Dastrup, Staff Writer
Published Feb 23, 2024
The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life has introduced a new offering among five support groups it hosts weekly.
The Smith family from left to right: Wes, Graham, Dorree Jane, Philip and Dawson. (Photo Courtesy of Graham Smith)

Brotherly love: How brothers of Wes Smith honor legacy at upcoming Cowtown Marathon

By Haylee Chiariello, Staff Writer
Published Feb 21, 2024
The Smith family honors Wes Smith's legacy by running the Cowtown Marathon and raising money for future TCU students.
Brenda Ciardiello is instructing attendees on the art of watercolor painting. (Paxton Crews/Staff Photographer)

The TCU Fab Lab hosts second visiting artist workshop

By Paxton Crews, Staff Writer
Published Feb 21, 2024
The Mary Couts Burnett Library welcomed local artist Brenda Ciardiello to host an artist workshop open to any TCU student.
Dr. Harrison Miller Moseley stands in front of Winton-Scott Hall. (Photo Courtesy of TCU Magazine)

The former TCU professor who worked on the Manhattan Project

By Esra Ghanim, Staff Writer
Published Feb 21, 2024
Former TCU physics professor Dr. Harrison Miller Moseley worked on the Manhattan Project in the 1940s; a project that is being remembered today following the release of the “Oppenheimer” movie, which received 13 Oscar nominations.
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