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Dixon thinks 'we'll see improvements' in college basketball from FBI investigation

Dixon thinks ‘we’ll see improvements’ in college basketball from FBI investigation

By Garrett Podell
Published Oct 2, 2017
Jamie Dixon said TCU has nothing to hide from the FBI's investigation into college basketball.
Blessing of the Animals service returns after 6 year hiatus

Blessing of the Animals service returns after 6 year hiatus

By Erin Ratigan
Published Oct 1, 2017
For the first time since 2011 animal lovers on and off campus can have their non-human companions blessed outside Robert Carr Chapel Oct. 4.
Hurricane Season: TCU students and alum chime in with past and present experiences

String of hurricanes bring back students memories of Katrina

By Rachael Zimmerman
Published Oct 1, 2017
Members of the TCU community talk about their experiences with hurricanes.
Class of 2021 has the highest percentage of males since 1990

Class of 2021 has the highest percentage of males since 1990

By Michelle Ross
Published Sep 30, 2017
TCU's first-year class now has a higher percentage of men.
Dr. Lestlie Irvine holds her published book after giving lectures to TCU students/faculty this week on human relationships with pets.

Professor speaks to TCU students on animals and disasters

By Kelsey Emery
Published Sep 29, 2017
Dr. Leslie Irvine talks about the inspiration behind her book, "My Dog Always Eats First."
WATCH: TCU, Seahawks alumnus gets personal talking football, faith, new book

WATCH: TCU, Seahawks alumnus gets personal talking football, faith, new book

By Elizabeth Campbell
Published Sep 29, 2017
Clint Gresham's new book "Becoming" is set to be releaser Oct. 3.
Little Words Project bracelets as seen on the company's Instagram, @littlewordsproject_tcu. Photo taken by Katey Reiff.

‘Little Words Project’ aims to spread kindness among women at TCU

By Paloma Norton
Published Sep 28, 2017
Women can buy bracelets to pass on to those who need it most.
Allie Eckerman, a senior child development major, works as a dispatcher for Froggie Five-0 on Monday, September 25. (Photo courtesy of Lana Wynn.)

Froggie Five-0 implements an updated system, new technology

By Alana Wynn
Published Sep 28, 2017
Froggie 5-0s implemented an updated system and new technology to help students get around campus more safely at night.
Students stood together in light of a national day of prayer.

Students pray for peace, tests, hurricane victims at annual event

By Shane Battis and Kelsey Emery
Published Sep 27, 2017
In light of international event, TCU students found unity through prayer and community underneath the campus flags.
TCU alumni's açaí bowl business takes off

TCU alumni’s açaí bowl business takes off

By Riley Knight
Published Sep 27, 2017
Two TCU alumni have big plans for their business, "Rollin' n Bowlin'."
Room 218, home to the Soul Repair Center, is where you will find Dr.Nancy Ramsay working to further public education on moral injury.

Soul Repair Center looks to expand reach on campus

By Kelsey Emery
Published Sep 27, 2017
For the past five years, the Brite Divinity School Soul Repair Center has been a leader in research and public education on moral injury for veterans.
The torn down Dan Rogers Hall. Photo provided by Neeley school of Business.

Construction noise brings classroom confusion

By William Konig
Published Sep 26, 2017
TCU construction on the east side of campus is causing a distraction for some students.
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