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The Leap: Super Bowl halftime lineup, Kylie Jenner in hot water, and more

The Leap: Super Bowl halftime lineup, Kylie Jenner in hot water, and more

By Kathryn Lewis
Published Oct 8, 2021

https://vimeo.com/626152919 Super Bowl halftime lineup announced, Kylie Jenner under fire, Teen Wolf revival movie, and Adele teases new song. Welcome to episode three of The Leap.

FILE - A healthcare worker holds a vial of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, in this Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2021, file photo. Pfizer asked the U.S. government Thursday, Oct. 7, 2021, to allow use of its COVID-19 vaccine in children ages 5 to 11 -- and if regulators agree, shots could begin within a matter of weeks. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky, File)

What we’re reading: Pfizer asks FDA to approve vaccine for children, rain record in Italy, Texas abortion law blocked

By Chaelie DeJohn
Published Oct 7, 2021
Pfizer's vaccine for children, Italy's record rainfall and more.
National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame from a front view. Courtesy of the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame. Photo by Rhonda Hole.

National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame honors forgotten achievements

By Isabelle Acheson
Published Oct 7, 2021
The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame offers one-of-a-kind exhibits for TCU students to see.
TCU students organized a hair donation drive on Thursday, Sept. 30, to raise awareness for childhood cancer and collect hair to be made into wigs. (Staff Photographer: Leah Bolling)

TCU students organize hair donation drive to raise awareness for childhood cancer

By Leah Bolling
Published Oct 6, 2021
TCU students organized a hair donation drive to raise awareness for childhood cancer and collect hair to be made into wigs.
People walking in front of The Carter during their 60 years celebration, Sept. 25, 2021. (Tenae Durham/TCU360)

Amon Carter Museum of American Art celebrates 60 years, amps up for ‘Second Thursdays’

By Tenae Durham
Published Oct 6, 2021
The Fort Worth museum returns to in-person events in a big way, introducing a brand new monthly event involving drinks, guest speakers, art and more.
TCUs Wellness Center helps educate students on mental health issues such as suicide, stress management and depression. (Bailee Utter/Staff Reporter)

TCU Wellness Center presents resources for suicide prevention

By Bailee Utter
Published Oct 6, 2021
Suicide is a major problem among college students. TCU Wellness Center provides mental health resources on TCU's campus.
Students explore the dining options, including a pizza station, sandwich station, salad bar and more inside Market Square. (Kyla Vogel/TCU 360).

Market Square navigates growing campus population and dietary demands

By Kyla Vogel
Published Oct 5, 2021
Market Square struggles to keep up with growing student population and dietary needs but looks to expand by 2023.
LauRent Honeycutt chats with campus community members in his role as TCU Student Body President.

TCU Student Body President leads with service and a smile

By Collin Pittmann
Published Oct 4, 2021
TCU Student Body President Lau'rent Honeycutt talks about his experience in the position so far, and what he hopes to do moving forward.
Colby Hall, an all-female
dormitory on TCUs campus. (Photo courtesy of TCU Housing and Residence Life)

‘The Red Zone’ still exists in the COVID-19 age

By Rebecca Robinson
Published Sep 30, 2021
Studies show the first 6 to ten weeks of a female student’s college career are her most susceptible to sexual assault or harassment.
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TCU News Now: Intercultural Center, new rideshare apps

By Asia Soliday
Published Sep 29, 2021
Today on TCU News Now, a look at the Intercultural Center, plus new options for students without a car on campus.
Pictured: Sandra Brown, Michael Brown and ELF awardees Wafa Shaikh and Matt Grubb. Photo by Glenn Ellman.

Are you a rising junior? Doing this can land you full tuition for your junior and senior year

By Chloe Cloud
Published Sep 28, 2021
The Excellence in Literary Fiction (ELF) scholarship that originated out of a love tale grants one winning applicant two full years of tuition for their junior and senior year.
Local businesses welcome development but fear the results.(Image by: Lucy Puente TCU360)

Fort Worth “No Se Vende,” the reality local businesses fear

By Lucy Puente
Published Sep 28, 2021
When driving around the South Side of Fort Worth, signs and murals speckle Hemphill Street reading “Hemphill No Se Vende”, which translates to “Hemphill Not For Sale”.