For most TCU students, the word sorority creates a mental image of over 100 women in a group. However, for the members of some Multicultural Greek sororities, that image is very different from reality.
For...
The search committee in charge of finding a new Dean of the College of Science and Engineering has narrowed its lengthy list of candidates down to two.
Among the remaining candidates is Chell Roberts,...
Members of the House of Student Representatives discussed 24-hour services for students at the Student Government Association meeting Tuesday evening.
House members passed a bill to give $500 to create...
Student Veterans Organization members are trying to get resources for veterans on campus, including a resource center and a university staff member to handle veterans’ affairs.
AJ Johnson,...
Despite there being no changes in faculty and staff benefits, Chancellor Victor Boschini is expected to address talk of benefit reductions at a town hall meeting Tuesday.
While there has been a...
Through the cold and rain, 53 people camped outside Cold Stone Creamery to get free ice cream for a year during the grand opening event.
Junior economics major Andrew Pajela got to Cold Stone around...
Fuzzy's Taco Shop shut down for renovations the Monday of spring break, but the restaurant is due to reopen soon.
“We are doing some much needed upgrading that we wanted to do,” Bo Martino, Fuzzy’s...
Nine accreditation evaluators will visit TCU March 26-28 to ensure the university meets the minimum education and administration requirements.
"That is what it is all about, that students...
Gluten Freedom, a university club created to promote awareness about living a gluten-free lifestyle, has a new club adviser who can provide students a chance to consult with a registered dietitian during...
Two to three percent of college students nationally are diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, according to the TCU Counseling Center's professional counselor Matthew Johnson.
Despite those statistics, Johnson said three to eight students per semester take advantage of the Counseling Center's support group for students with ADHD.
