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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.

Students camp out to get full GameDay Experience

By Hunter Smith
Published Oct 7, 2017

Fort Worth faithful prepare for ESPN College GameDay festivities.

TCU campaign warns against the consequences of binge drinking

By Grace Amiss
Published Oct 6, 2017

Professionals and TCU faculty stress the importance for students to realize the dangers of binge drinking

Two students start ‘Uber for trash’ service

By Michael Rogers
Published Oct 5, 2017

The service is popular with tailgaters looking to avoid a littering fine.

Update: Suspects in armed robbery near Foster Hall caught

By Elizabeth Campbell
Published Oct 4, 2017

The student was robbed of his wallet but is now safe.

TCU flu clinic runs out of 3,000 vaccines before noon

By Lauren Crawford
Published Oct 4, 2017

The clinic was working with 1,000 fewer vaccinees after a flu outbreak earlier in the semester.

TCU Police Department enforcing new safety policies for ESPN College GameDay

By Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Oct 4, 2017

TCU and Fort Worth police are teaming up to increase surveillance and supervision as ESPN's College GameDay expects to draw large crowds Saturday.

SGA to start no texting and driving campaign

By Mariana Rivas
Published Oct 4, 2017

SGA's new campaign will raise awareness of the dangers of texting and driving.

“American Made” is a delightfully fun but average film

By William Konig
Published Oct 3, 2017

Tom Cruise shows his emotions while still mostly relying on action sequences.