Student volunteers have been preparing for weeks to ready the school for Hunter Hayes and the fall concert.

“We have freshmen who may have been having a rough week,” team leader Alicia James said. “We want to help get them out of themselves and their own boxes for a second.”

Many TCU students headed south to Austin this past weekend to attend Austin City Limits music festival.

Carl Wilkens, who stayed in Rwanda during the genocide, talked about forgiveness on a massive scale.

Plans for the new business commons are in the works.

Lindsey Mathes now serves as a point of contact for students and parents who have concerns about dietary restrictions on campus.

Zeta, ADPi, and Tri Delt took home big wins from Pi Kapp Push.

A South African trip with an emphasis on rhino conversation and a trip to Rome that examines the impact of sport and cinema were just two of the programs represented at the Study Abroad Fair.

The decision of the Fort Worth City Council at today's meeting will determine whether students face further restrictions on off-campus housing options due to the definition of a "single housekeeping unit."

Over 100 students attended the foreign policy summit hosted by Liberty at TCU and the Texas Millennial Institute.

Melissa Moreira, ULA's president, said that Hispanic Heritage month celebrates what it means to be Latino and gives students the opportunity to learn more about the culture.