Are you looking for a fun restaurant for a date? Whether you’re looking for a fancy or casual date, the city of Fort Worth has its own unique allure with quite a few gems to choose from when it comes...

Shots were fired early Tuesday morning during a home invasion robbery on the 3200 block of S. University, according to a crime alert sent by Sgt. Kelly Ham.

Fort Worth officers responded to calls of shots fired at about 5:59 a.m., according to the crime alert. Five to six shots were fired into the air. 

Student directors and faculty spent the Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend at a retreat at Beaumont Ranch in Grandview, where they discussed their roles in student life. The annual retreat, south...

The iconic gold gramophone is the symbol of musical success in the industry, and for TCU alumni Mark Lettieri and Jordan Richardson, the 56th Annual Grammy Awards was their time to shine. Walking alongside...

Provost Nowell Donovan presented the challenges and reasoning behind the plans to achieve TCU’s Academy of Tomorrow on Tuesday to about 30 people at a faculty town hall meeting. Relevance and urgency...

Two-year-old custom paint jobs are on the walls of Colby Hall dorm rooms, a relic of what was a celebration for the historic hall’s supposed final year.

The first SGA meeting of the spring semester was Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the Brown Lupton University Union Chambers. See below for a live blog of the event.

Bob Schieffer spoke this afternoon about the technological advancements in communication and how they affect the communication industry. Schieffer is the chief Washington correspondent for CBS and a TCU...

Alumni from across the country performed before a standing-room-only crowdSaturday evening at Senseless Acts of Comedy's first alumni show. The auditorium of the Brown Lupton University Union...

Student representatives unanimously passed a bill to fund a pilot calculator program for the library at Tuesday night's Student Government Association meeting. This program will allot $783.11 to buy calculators...

A life with little to no hope for school and education is something most students at TCU cannot imagine. Yet, while he was interning in Rwanda last summer, Zack Siegert discovered this is the life of thousands...

Recent TCU graduate, Ale Ortega, is using her education and experience from TCU to teach underprivileged youth in Fort Worth.