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Students enjoy the fresh air and lounge in the community commons at lunch on Saturday, October 9. (Lucy Puente/TCU 360)

Back by popular demand: Campus community commons return for fall weather

By Madyson Buchanan
Published Oct 19, 2021
Community commons return temporarily for the fall with small changes.
TCUPD car. (File Photo/Hank Kilgore)

Person of interest arrested in campus assault

By Alexis King
Published Oct 19, 2021
A person of interest has been arrested just two days after a student was assaulted by the suspect on campus property.
The stop sign at Norwood and Morton streets, close to where the recent shootings occurred near West 7th. (Photo courtesy of Katherine Vaughn)

Assistant vice chancellor for public safety reassures students after West 7th shootings

By Katharine Vaughn
Published Oct 18, 2021
Some TCU students express concerns about traveling to West 7th Street after two unrelated and early morning shootings occurred last month.
The Leap: The Weeknd named ambassador, Taraji announces music career, and more

The Leap: The Weeknd named ambassador, Taraji announces music career, and more

By Kathryn Lewis
Published Oct 15, 2021

https://vimeo.com/632559639 The Weeknd named U.N. Ambassador, Taraji P. Henson to start music career, plus Kanye West announces K-12 school. Welcome to episode four of The Leap.

Students study out on the Commons.

Fall Break returns to TCU, giving students much-needed rest

By Camilla Price
Published Oct 14, 2021
Students said they will use the break to mentally refresh and catch up on coursework.
Photo of an elephant in the newly renovated exhibit, Elephant Springs, at the Fort Worth Zoo. (Photo courtesy of the Fort Worth Zoo)

Fort Worth Zoo looks to further conservation efforts by advancing exhibits

By Isabelle Acheson
Published Oct 13, 2021
The Fort Worth Zoo's conservation efforts are not going unnoticed.
In this June 4, 2012, file photo, an unidentified 11-year-old girl logs into Facebook on her iPhone at her home in Palo Alto, Calif. Facebook, in the aftermath of damning testimony that its platforms harm children, will be introducing several features including prompting teens to take a break using its photo-sharing app Instagram, and “nudging teens if they are repeatedly looking at the same content thats not conducive to their well-being. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)

What we’re reading: Texas abortion ban ruling, Facebook safety measures, COVID-19 pill

By Ella Gibson
Published Oct 12, 2021
Storms roll through Oklahoma, U.S. Court of Appeals restores abortion ban temporarily and more.
John V. Roach Honors College

Honors College challenges students’ knowledge of Fort Worth with experimental course

By Skye Moreno
Published Oct 11, 2021
The Honors College is testing students' knowledge of Fort Worth in an experimental eight-week course.
The Schollmaier Arena after the Turning Tragedy into Progress event held by TCU Fraternity and Sorority Life on Oct. 5, 2021. (Photo courtesy of Ella Gibson)

Turning the tables: TCU Fraternity and Sorority Life seeks progress after hazing tragedies

By Ella Gibson
Published Oct 10, 2021
TCU Fraternity and Sorority Life partnered with TCU Athletics and Phi Delta Theta to present “Turning Tragedy into Progress,” Tuesday night.
Outside of the J.M. Moudy Visual Arts and Communication Building where the College of Fine Arts is located (Ariel Wallace/ TCU 360).

Arts Leadership and Entrepreneurship minor returns to TCU

By Ariel Wallace
Published Oct 8, 2021
The Arts Leadership and Entrepreneurship program is back at TCU after budget reallocations.
Students stand next to an anesthetized white rhino after assisting with a dehorning procedure in South Africa led by Dr. William Fowlds. Many of the students on the 2019 trip later helped found the TCU Rhino Initiative Club. (Courtesy: Dr. Michael Slattery)

TCU Rhino Initiative plans for the semester ahead following fifth annual Rhino Run

By Kathryn Lewis
Published Oct 8, 2021
The TCU Rhino Initiative held its fifth annual 5K and has more plans for the future.
The Yik Yak announcement on the website declares the apps return to mobile phones. (Photo courtesy of yikyak.com)

Yik Yak is back: a controversial return to campus

By Katharine Vaughn
Published Oct 8, 2021
A popular app that allows users to post anonymously makes its return to TCU.