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New security measures at home athletic events

New security measures at home athletic events

Published Jan 22, 2016
Security measures set by athletics last season carry over and apply at all home athletic events
A Fort Worth police car sits in front of McLean Middle School after a reported stabbing. The student later recanted his story, saying he was playing before class and tore his shirt. The student made up the incident so that he would not get into trouble.

The109: TCU, area schools share similar policies for handling suspicious people

Published Jan 22, 2016
TCU police said lockdown procedures depend on whether a situation involves "an immediate and active threat."
Dr. Marc Kahn was the third of four dean candidates for TCUs new medical school to speak at an open forum.

Third medical school dean candidate focused on clinic experiences, diverse curriculum

Published Jan 21, 2016
Dr. Marc Kahn said his idea for a longitudinal continuity clinic would give students the chance to follow patients throughout their entire hospital visits.
Students say they are excited to finally have a place to come together.

Ceremony marks official opening for Newman Center

Published Jan 21, 2016
The TCU Catholic Newman Center was officially opened Wednesday.
TCU Police Chief Steven McGee said, if you walk confidently with a purpose, you can avoid something [bad happening].

TCU police chief speaks on safety tips

Published Jan 21, 2016
Following a series of unsettling crime alerts, TCU Police Chief Steven McGee gives some advice on avoiding potentially scary situations.
Family photographs of some of those who died hang in a display in the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre in Kigali, Rwanda Saturday, April 5, 2014. On April 7. 2014, the country commemorated the 20th anniversary of the genocide when ethnic Hutu extremists killed neighbors, friends and family during a three-month rampage of violence aimed at ethnic Tutsis and some moderate Hutus, leaving a death toll that Rwanda puts at 1,000,050. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)

My memory: the Tutsi genocide

By Yvonne Umugwaneza
Published Jan 21, 2016
The 1994 genocide in Rwanda that killed an estimated 1 million people will be discussed on Thursday at the Frost Foundation Lectureship on Global Issues series. TCU 360 staff writer lived through the genocide.
Dr. Saul Weiner spoke to TCU faculty and students at an open forum on Jan. 20 about his plans for the new joint medical school (Briana Jones/TCU360).

Second medical school dean candidate talks contextualizing care in medicine

Published Jan 20, 2016
Dr. Saul Weiner spoke to TCU faculty and students on Wednesday about his plan for the joint medical school. The next candidate will speak Jan. 21.
Treasurer John Paul Watson talks with other SGA representatives at the Jan. 19 SGA meeting.

SDS to host budget workshop for student organizations

Published Jan 20, 2016
Student Development Services will discuss how to manage an organization's budget, and SGA will discuss how to get funding for the spring semester.
A rig pumps oil from the Inglewood oil field, seen from the nearby Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, in the unincorporated Windsor Hills area of Los Angeles Friday, Feb. 12, 2010. The Inglewood field, one of the richest oil basins in the world where crude was discovered in 1924, sits adjacent to an area of homes once known as the black Beverly Hills. Rather than eventually playing out and becoming an elaborately planned urban park, a new operator in 2004 began drilling what was planned to be the first of some 600 new wells over the next 20 years, without environmental review. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)

Last time oil prices were this low. . .

By Hannah Gibson
Published Jan 20, 2016
Brent crude international benchmark dips to lowest trade in 12 years.
Chris Del Conte speaks to TCU fans and donors at a town hall meeting on Jan. 19.

Season ticket prices, Patterson statue highlight athletics town hall meeting

Published Jan 20, 2016
Chris Del Conte spoke to fans and donors about the upcoming football season, including an increase in season ticket prices, a Gary Patterson statue and the possibility of a Big 12 Conference championship game.
Family photographs of some of those who died hang in a display in the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre in Kigali, Rwanda Saturday, April 5, 2014. On April 7. 2014, the country commemorated the 20th anniversary of the genocide when ethnic Hutu extremists killed neighbors, friends and family during a three-month rampage of violence aimed at ethnic Tutsis and some moderate Hutus, leaving a death toll that Rwanda puts at 1,000,050. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)

‘After the darkness, there is always light’

Published Jan 20, 2016
Read the second part of one TCU student's experiences during the Rwandan Genocide.
SGA Meeting: Jan. 19 - Live Blog

SGA Meeting: Jan. 19 – Live Blog

Published Jan 19, 2016
Tunnel of Oppression, higher education costs, and campus diversity among topics to be discussed.
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