TCU’s Lead On Campaign and Race & Reconciliation Initiative Task Force will host a book talk and celebration for a recently published book authored by two TCU professors and a graduate student. Dr....

Resident Assistants' responsibilities go beyond organizing floor events in exchange for room and board. TCU RAs are prepared to support students—particularly those in their first year, as they adjust...

Commuters looking for parking often find the lots on the east campus full as TCU’s growth puts the squeeze on spaces.   Parking is tight for all students, but the scarcity of spots for commuters...

North Texans may be getting a new and faster way to navigate the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) proposed a high-speed rail between Fort Worth and Dallas....

Students, faculty and the Kappa Sigma fraternity are still mourning the loss of junior Wes Smith, who was shot and killed on Sept. 1. Over the weekend, he was remembered at the "Run 4 Wes." Run 4 Wes...

Justice is not inevitable and it requires collective effort in order to reform the system, Amal Clooney said. Clooney is a barrister, or attorney, specializing in international laws and human rights....

TCU Club Tennis is competitive, but club leadership is trying to build an inviting team open to people of all skill levels. After adding new members, the team has begun practicing in preparation for...

TCU has not been spared in the uptick in COVID-19 cases, though still lower than those during the pandemic. Cases were high at the beginning of the school year, said Dr. Jane Torgerson, medical director...

Ampersand is closed for renovations and expansion, but there are other places for students to get a caffeine fix. Here are eight nearby options:   Starbucks There are three options for TCU students...

The name, image and likeness policy that is transforming college athletics is also making changes in the classroom.  TCU professor and entrepreneur, Antonio Banos, will teach a course on financial...