Free head-to-toe skin cancer screenings were available to promote healthy skin care to the university community outside the Brown-Lupton University Union Friday. Texas Health Resources Mobile Health...

Students showcased various aspects of African culture through dance, fashion, acting and food at African Heritage Organization's annual Safari Thru Africa Thursday night.

AHO held the event in the Brown-Lupton University Union Ballroom where they served food, performed a skit, danced a routine and had a fashion show. 

Not many people can say that they have been on national television or that they have hugged TV star Drew Carey. 

However, after the trip of a lifetime in January, first year Business major Katie Brisbin can gleefully say she has accomplished both. 

University students chanted “We are human” as they marched through campus to celebrate civil and human rights Thursday afternoon. The “I am [wo]man” march was inspired by the...

Students shared their ideas and suggestions with the members of the House of Student Representatives on Wednesday at Student Government Association’s table talk station in Tucker Technology Center. Table...

Purple Passport, a new five-year program unveiled this week, is seeking to enrich the university's commitment to global citizenship through the development of international experiences for students,...

TCU Professor of Piano Tamás Ungár remembers renowned pianist Van Cliburn for making Fort Worth into Piano Town, USA. Mr. Cliburn, who died Wednesday at 78 of bone cancer, contributed...

TCU officials are looking into allegations of two separate sexual assaults, according to the TCU Police Daily Crime and Fire Log. 

The most recent report of sexual assault was made on Saturday in Waits Hall, and is currently under judicial review. 

The TCU Women Veterans Society is seeking volunteers for the "Quilt for Matthew," a quilt for university student Matthew Smith who was injured in a motorcycle accident last month. 

Students did not let cold temperatures stop them from canoeing and kayaking on the Trinity River Tuesday night. 

Five students and three leaders from the University Recreation Center went on the Full Moon Paddle and traveled four and a half miles on the Trinity River as part of the Adventure Trip Program.