TCU students and alumni are helping The Net, a local nonprofit in the Fort Worth community.

The 33rd annual parade included the addition of texting in votes for fan-favorite floats and had a record number of float entries.

Anne Helmreich, an art historian who has a history with TCU, is now making the school a part of her future.

The assignments varied, with TCU students receiving anywhere from medical positions to active infantry service.

"Off the Hookah" was designed in order to educate students on the effects of all tobacco forms.

A formal dinner Friday allowed cadets to engage in "mandatory fun."

The athlete preached on TCU’s campus during a joint service between Ignite and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organization.

Our food critic finds a new addition to West 7th to be strong in drinks and atmosphere but lacking in other areas.

Four TCU students start a mentorship program at R.L Paschal High School for High School seniors.

Students and faculty abroad in Paris spoke to the TCU 360 about their experiences during the terrorist attacks two weeks ago.

The office of Student Development Services is looking for new leaders for Frogs First.

Syria's current conflict has forced 12 million citizens to take refuge in other countries. TCU professor Hannan Hammad calls Abbot's recommendation "shocking."