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The Harrison Administration Building. (Heesoo Yang/Staff Photographer)

P/NC deadline extended: Update on SGA bill

By Elizabeth Hubbard, Staff Writer
Published Apr 17, 2023
SGA’s Pass/No Credit bill will go into effect next semester after the undergraduate council modified and approved the bill.
Students Janie Carr and Lia Perez pose for a picture as CASA Cook-Off on March 31, 2023. (Ryan Thorpe/Staff Writer)

Sorority cooks burgers to raise money for children at “CASA Cook-Off”

By Ryan Thorpe, Staff Writer
Published Apr 13, 2023
CASA Cook-Off is a philanthropy event put on by Kappa Alpha Theta to raise money for their philanthropy - CASA of Tarrant County.
Screen shot of possible internship opportunities. [Photo Courtesy of Maddie Sweeney]

Students use internships to jumpstart their careers

By Riley Hovis, Staff Writer
Published Apr 12, 2023
Before senior year, many students use internships as a way to enter into their desired profession.
Frog Aides from the 2021-2022 school year (Lia Perez/Frog Aides Co-Director)

SGA tables bill that would have eliminated funding for Frog Aides

By Ella Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Apr 12, 2023
SGA tabled a budget that would have cut funding for Frog Aides. The plan reallocated the money to the fall concert.
Next year's student body officers talk about the summer and plans for the fall in the SGA offices. (Ella M. Mercer/ Staff Writer)

New student body officers plan for next year

By Ella M. Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Apr 11, 2023
The new student body officers cannot let students pick the fall concert artist, but they are trying to improve advising and give student organizations more money next year.
Hazel Remington, a TCU movement science major, donates to the TCU blood drive in the Carter BloodCare mobile unit Feb. 22, 2023. TCU student Abbie Orndorff, left, and Carter phlebotomist Destiny Milam, right, discuss the donating process. (Photo by Sally Verrando)

Mobile units will return for the last TCU blood drive of the semester

By Sally Verrando, Staff Writer
Published Apr 11, 2023
TCU's blood drive hopes to match or exceed results of the last drive when Carter BloodCare returns to the TCU campus on April 18.
Joe Winick’s campaign sign shows “Hypno Joe” on TCU’s campus on March 27, 2021. (Photo: Nick Girimonte/Staff Writer).

Who is Hypno Joe? Get to know TCU’s new student body president

By Nick Girimonte, Staff Writer
Published Apr 6, 2023
TCU's student body president for 2023-2024 used a creative slogan to bring attention to his campaign.
A photo of Greek Village, where the formal recruitment process takes place. (Ryan Thorpe/Staff Writer)

Panhellenic delegates reject bylaw prohibiting the use of anonymous social media platforms

By Ryan Thorpe, Staff Writer
Published Apr 3, 2023
A bylaw that would ban anonymous social media platforms during the formal recruitment process failed to pass through Panhellenic officials.
Renowned saxophonist performs alongside TCU Jazz Ensemble

Renowned saxophonist performs alongside TCU Jazz Ensemble

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Apr 3, 2023
Internationally renowned saxophonist Bob Mintzer performed with TCU's Jazz Ensemble I as part of the TCU Jazz Festival.
Members of Alpha Psi Omega posing during a performance of "Big Spender" during TCU Twisted on March 26, 2023. (Ryan Thorpe/TCU360)

Theatre TCU puts on a gender-bent show to fundraise for people with HIV/AIDS

By Ryan Thorpe and Caroline Kellam
Published Apr 1, 2023
This year, TCU Twisted raised over $500 for the Fort Worth AIDS Outreach Center, adding to the $1,200 raised last semester.
Campaign signs posted near Clark Hall. (Ella M. Mercer/TCU360)

Student body president candidates set to debate Wednesday

By Ella M. Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Mar 29, 2023
TCU 360 will host a live debate between SGA candidates on Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Jessie Blanchard's jeep bumper shows a sticker with the slogan "Yes We Narcan," Jan. 23, 2023, in Albany, Ga. Naloxone, available as a nasal spray and in an injectable form, is a key tool in the battle against a nationwide overdose crisis. On Tuesday, Feb. 7, President Joe Biden faced harsh rebukes from multiple angles as he spoke during his State of the Union address about trying to contain a drug overdose crisis driven by powerful illicit synthetic opioids like fentanyl, that has been killing more than 100,000 people a year in the U.S. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson, File)

What we’re reading: Narcan approved for over-the-counter purchase, Vanuatu secures historic UN vote and more

By Cate Stewart, staff writer
Published Mar 29, 2023
The Justice Department motions to end the Seattle police department's consent decree, scientists discuss influenza type D and more of what we're reading.
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