Working a shift at Italian Inn near the TCU campus is more than a job for some students in the theatre department – it’s another opportunity to perform outside of the classroom. Known as...

A professor in the mathematics department, H.G. Dollar III, died Monday at age 69. Dollar was known for being helpful and understanding to his students—attributes that impacted some...

TCU alumna Paige Zinsou will be among the guests attending one of the White House Holiday Open Houses put on by the President and the First Lady this holiday season. Zinsou, a 2011 TCU graduate, is...

A well acclaimed poet and professor who shared his poetry at the Live Oak Reading Series in October died Sunday from a stroke, according to the an article from the Los Angeles Times. Jake Adam York,...

Twenty-four students will have an opportunity to study the business of art and design while taking a trip to New York in a new Maymester course. The course, “The Business of Art and Design,”...

Some graduating seniors ask for an iPad, a new car or even a trip to Europe, but Cassie Miller Torrecillas is hoping to be a part of the Amazing Race 2013 competition. Torrecillas, a senior strategic...

The Buffalo Wild Wings on Hulen Street will host a pre-bowl party on Saturday to celebrate TCU’s earning a spot in the 2012 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. According to a press release, the party will...

A disagreement between seating space and book space in Mary Couts Burnett Library surfaced at the Faculty Senate meeting on Thursday.  Jean Koelker, dean of the library, presented a PowerPoint...