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The moon covered the sun on April 8, 2024 during the total solar eclipse. (Garrett Cook/Staff Photographer)

The dark side of the moon

By Madilyn Kopec, Staff Writer
Published Apr 10, 2024
The April 8 eclipse turned day to night for 4 minutes and 23 seconds in Ennis, Texas.
Claudia Tiffany Rodriguez will be performing during Reconciliation Day 2024. (Photo courtesy of Claudia Tiffany Rodriguez)

Race and Reconciliation Day will feature talent and culture of TCU student

By Haylee Chiariello, Staff Writer
Published Apr 9, 2024
Claudia Tiffany Rodriguez, an accomplished and recognized folklorico performer, will perform in the Intellectual Commons on Wednesday.
FILE - In this March 29, 2000 file photo, a house on the west side of Fort Worth, Texas, sits undamaged while homes across the street were severely damaged by a tornado that hit the area. It's been nearly 20 years since the tornado lumbered through downtown Fort Worth and experts say the deadly storm left behind more than just destruction. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports that experts say the twister in 2000, which caused an estimated $400 million in damage, triggered a valuable opportunity for business redevelopment and more housing. Insurance Council of Texas records show the tornado that killed two people in Fort Worth was the 21st costliest storm in state history. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam, File)

Go inside to stay alive: surviving tornado season in Fort Worth

By Allie DeSimone and Cate Stewart
Published Apr 9, 2024
Being ready with an emergency kit and knowing where to seek shelter can ensure safety during severe weather.
Student Body President Joe Winick and Chief of Staff Ash Harris present H.B. 110-16 to cut Frog Aides funding at the SGA meeting on April 9, 2024. (Ella M. Mercer/Staff Photographer)

SGA drops Frog Aides, unanimously approves next year’s budget

By Ella M. Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Apr 9, 2024
SGA will have $945,000 next year to spend on the fall concert and clubs.

TCU students witness the total solar eclipse amid anticipation and cloudy skies

By Alexandra Plancarte, Staff Writer
Published Apr 9, 2024
The TCU community came together to see the solar eclipse.
Bingo in the Park members gather for a photo during their pumpkin painting activity. (Photo courtesy of Andrew Rietmann)

TCU organization spreads joy and community spirit

By Presley Walker, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2024
Every Friday, a group of local homeless people and TCU students come together to share their testimonies, pray for one another and participate in three bingo rounds while enjoying hot coffee, fresh donuts and tacos.
Impact of Words member gather for an event outside the Mary Couts Burnett Library. (Stephanie Mccarthy/Staff Writer)

Student organization boosts community through small acts of kindness

By Kelsey Finley, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2024
TCU's Impact of Words members aim to promote positivity around student's mental health through on campus events and initiatives.
Lesli Figueredo explains the benefits on equine therapy in the TCU commons. (Shalyn Minshew/Staff Photographer)

TCU Counseling and Mental Health Center offers equine therapy

By Shalyn Minshew, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2024
TCU has partnered with Freedom Reigns Counseling to incorporate equine therapy as an option for students.
A Postman Longwing, native to Central America, laying on a flower in the Butterflies in the Garden exhibit at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. (Abbi Elston/Staff Photographer)

A look inside Fort Worth’s Botanic Garden’s “Butterfly in the Garden” exhibit

By Abbi Elston, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2024
Near TCU, the Fort Worth Botanical Garden boasts a beautiful exhibit for exotic butterflies.
The Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU (Photo courtesy of Kyle Cornelison)

The reputation of TCU’s Van Cliburn Concert Hall brings in high-caliber military ensembles

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Apr 5, 2024
“The word is out” about TCU’s acoustically pristine concert hall, bringing many premiere music groups to the campus and the community.
Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine student Fatema Jafferji assesses a boy’s throat at a Refugee Health Initiative clinic in November 2022. The boy and his family are refugees from Syria. (Photo courtesy of Stephanie Elbanna)

Burnett School of Medicine at TCU students pilot health literacy initiative for refugees

By Zahra Ahmad, Staff Writer
Published Apr 2, 2024
A new initiative by the Burnett School of Medicine is the school's first to focus on refugee health.
One Shade Greener partners with SGA to clean Worth Hills Pond. (Photo Courtesy of Katie Hoang)

A student quests to make the earth ‘One Shade Greener’

By Kelsey Finley, Staff Writer
Published Apr 2, 2024
One high school student's idea evolved into a non profit committed to the efforts of leaving the earth better than we found it.
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