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At the Dec. 1 meeting of the SGA House of Representatives, VP Thompson plays a trivia game with reps about the Thanksgiving shuttles.

Live Blog: SGA Meeting Dec. 8

Published Dec 8, 2015
Follow the live blog at 5 p.m. for coverage of debates about additional funding for the spring concert, new staplers and new whiteboards.
Courtesy of TCU MSA Facebook page

Muslim Student Association focuses on community after Paris attacks

Published Dec 8, 2015
The student organization is fighting the misconception that Islam is a violent religion while fostering support for the muslim community.
Panel of students speaking to INA students

Education majors give glimpse of college to international students

Published Dec 8, 2015
TCU education majors take immigrant and refugee students around campus to inspire them to pursue higher education.
Strategic Communication major Elizabeth Greenwell celebrates with her diploma in Spring 2015.

No tickets required to attend Fall Commencement

Published Dec 7, 2015
Graduates can have an unlimited number of guests attend commencement this year and tickets are not required.
From left to right: Roxstars Whitney Machacek, Addy Kryger, Oscar Roel, Hayley Byk and Madison Gottlieb attended the Worthy Awards on November 5 at the Fort Worth Club. Roxo's President Roel, here pictured holding an Award of Achievement, worked on the Revitalize Charging Solutions team. Gottlieb, account executive, holds a Worthy Award alongside coworker Byk in recognition of her team's work for Fort Worth Bike Sharing. Roxstars Machacek and Kryger were not members of the award-winning teams but do serve as copywriter and social media manager, respectively, for Roxo, according to Roxo's website.

Roxo awarded for its third consecutive year at Worthy Awards

Published Dec 7, 2015
Two social media campaigns garnered more accolades for the student-run strategic communication agency.
Suicide prevention coordinator is making a difference on campus

Suicide prevention coordinator is making a difference on campus

Published Dec 7, 2015
Coordinator Cortney Gumbleton has a personal story as to why she is involved in suicide prevention.
Study abroad office is sending the most students ever, despite travel alert

Study abroad office is sending the most students ever, despite travel alert

Published Dec 4, 2015
The study abroad office is working to ensure students feel comfortable studying abroad regardless of potential dangers.
Last year's Connection group gathered for six weeks starting the second week of the semester.

Connections program gearing up for Class of 2020

Published Dec 4, 2015
Connections helps first-year students transition into a new life at TCU.
Alexis Keable, Kayla Kempson and students.

Student publishes children’s book, “The Howard Gardner Zoo”

Published Dec 4, 2015
One senior education major is taking on the role of an author with her book, "The Howard Gardner Zoo."
Chemistry professor schools students on the court

Chemistry professor schools students on the court

Published Dec 3, 2015
David Minter has taught organic chemistry at TCU for 35 years. In that time, he's played hundreds of students in racquetball, building relationships that last longer than his class.
Student completing an eSPOT

Professors emphasize importance of eSPOTs

Published Dec 3, 2015
Faculty and staff are continuing to encourage students to fill out their eSPOT surveys.
TCU looks to similar institutions for ideas

TCU looks to similar institutions for ideas

Published Dec 3, 2015
Officials are drawing inspiration from universities around the nation to better the campus.
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