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Saving the horn back home

By Brandon Kitchin
Published Oct 11, 2017

The creator of the TCU Rhino Initiative focuses on protecting black and white rhinos from the poachers driving the species to extinction.

Homecoming Timeline

By Caroline Love and Bernice Ogbondah
Published Oct 10, 2017

Check out this timeline of TCU's past homecomings.

“Blade Runner 2049” may be the best sequel ever made

By William Konig
Published Oct 10, 2017

"Blade Runner 2049" is a beautiful movie in all areas.

Former frog Clint Gresham promotes new book at campus store

By Hunter Smith
Published Oct 10, 2017

TCU alumnus and former Seattle Seahawk, Clint Gresham was at the store to promote "Becoming: Loving the Journey to Wholeness" during College GameDay.

SGA representatives, justices appointed

By Mariana Rivas
Published Oct 10, 2017

SGA works to have a full House of Representatives.

REC center offers fall break trip to Palo Duro Canyon

By Makenzie Keely
Published Oct 10, 2017

TCU Students have the opportunity to sign up for the Fall break backpacking trip to Palo Duro Canyon.

Study abroad options expand for honor students

By Alexa Hines
Published Oct 10, 2017

Honors students now have more opportunities to study abroad as Dr. Diane Snow highlights the importance of exploring a new location.

TCU study abroad focuses on preparedness in face of global terrorism

By Grace Amiss
Published Oct 9, 2017

The director of TCU’s Center for International Studies, as well as students who studied abroad in the past, reflect on how recent terrorist attacks will affect TCU's study abroad program.

Women and gender studies event gets students talking

By Sara Colbert
Published Oct 9, 2017

The women and gender studies program held an event to teach students about the participatory camera and how it can reveal experiences of other people.