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.

Recent acts of vandalism on the campuses of TCU and Baylor prompted responses from both universities Friday afternoon.

The deadly mass shooting at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon, Thursday has added yet another point to the local campus carry debate at TCU, Kathy Cavins-Tull, vice chancellor for student affairs, wrote in an email.

The library's new 16,000 square foot wing has many new features and amenities.

Alpha Chi Omega held its second annual "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" event in honor of domestic violence awareness month.

Hundreds filled the Dee J. Kelly Center for a reception following the memorial service on Wednesday.

The Richards Barrentine Values and Ventures Business Plan Competition helps anyone with a good idea become an entrepreneur. There is a $25,000 prize award for the best business.

New initiatives and programs encourage a fresh perspective about mental health on campus.