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TCU students used the football bye week to volunteer at Paschal High School.

LEAPS, Reading Frogs volunteer at Paschal High School

By Meg Hemmerle
Published Oct 17, 2016
TCU students read to elementary kids through LEAPS at Paschal High School Saturday, Oct. 15.
Front of the Business School building Tandy Hall.

Business School Commons project still needs funding

By Meagan Thompson and Meagan Thompson
Published Oct 17, 2016
The expansion of the Neeley School of Business has not yet met the project estimate of $100 million.
TCU students in Florence, Italy, cook during class. Photo courtesy of TCU's Center for International Studies: Study Abroad office.

Study abroad adds Rome and Madrid to semester programs

By Brooke Morrissy
Published Oct 17, 2016
The study abroad office has launched two new programs in Rome, Italy, and Madrid, Spain, due to the increased desire to study abroad.
Staff Assembly members listening as Michelle Whiteley explains the new benefits.

Full-time employee benefits change

By Nia Brookins
Published Oct 17, 2016
Full-time faculty and staff members will see changes to their health and life insurance next year.
CRES curriculum up for approval

CRES curriculum up for approval

By Abbey Block
Published Oct 17, 2016

CRES curriculum from TCU Student Media on Vimeo. Thanks to a student-led initiative, a new curriculum focusing on race, culture and ethnicity may be coming to TCU. A year-and-a-half ago, a group...

TCUPD car. (File Photo/Hank Kilgore)

TCU student drugged, assaulted by imposter “Lyft” driver

By Hank Kilgore
Published Oct 15, 2016
The driver claimed to be working for the ride-sharing service Lyft.
LEAPS makes sites more relational

LEAPS makes sites more relational

By Meg Hemmerle
Published Oct 14, 2016
Read about the new sites where TCU students and alumni will be volunteering through LEAPS
Mugshot of Tanner Graeber after he was arrested for breaking into the Texas Capitol early Sunday morning.

TCU student arrested for breaking into Texas Capitol, breaking portrait

By Hank Kilgore
Published Oct 14, 2016
Authorities say he was bonded out of jail.
Greeks in the Streets looks to educate Greek chapters and strengthen Greek community

Greeks in the Streets looks to educate Greek chapters and strengthen Greek community

By Meg Hemmerle
Published Oct 14, 2016
The day of service is meant to strengthen the TCU Greek community as well as help those in the Fort Worth community.
Photo given to 360 by the TCU Police

Rod used in Indigenous People’s Symposium stolen

By William Konig
Published Oct 14, 2016
A custom rod used in a celebration of Native American culture was stolen during the event.
Students from last fall's Awakening retreat pose for a picture.

Campus Christian organization set to host the Awakening retreat

By Alexis Bierman
Published Oct 14, 2016
The Awakening retreat invites students of all backgrounds to a weekend of prayer, friendship and fun.
Photo By Molly Jenkins

Cardiac screening: To help or hurt?

By Molly Jenkins
Published Oct 13, 2016
Unknown cardiac issues pose a risk to many student athletes. A new study looks to find out whether or not ECG screenings are worth mandating.
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