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The Royal Divas, the first majorette team on TCU’s campus, practice a routine. (Breana Adams/TCU 360)

TCU sees a new dance team take the stage

By Breana Adams, Staff Writer
Published Dec 1, 2022
TCU's first majorette team, the Royal Divas, makes its debut as an outlet for African American women to express themselves through dance.
Seniors celebrate at graduation. Photo: TCU Student Media Library

TCU seniors prepare for graduation, starting their careers

By Ella Gonzales, Staff Writer
Published Nov 29, 2022
Many seniors said it was important to take advantage of their last year at TCU. They said they would miss the community, access to professors and advisors, the library and leadership opportunities.
TCU Student event pass leads way for future mobile identification. (Ella Gonzalez/Staff Writer)

Student IDs projected to go mobile

By Ella Gonzales, Staff Writer
Published Nov 29, 2022
TCU administration is considering transitioning physical student ID cards to mobile passes for safety and convenience reasons.
Upclose of the #ForFortWorth Mural designed by Mariell Guzman. Photo by Sophia Allen.

Plan your graduation weekend: Top places to visit in Fort Worth

By Sophia Allen, Staff Writer
Published Nov 29, 2022
With graduation around the corner, here's a roundup of things to do around Fort Worth with family and friends in town.
TCU students wait to hear their name called during commencement (Beth Griffith/TCU 360)

Graduation: A guide to students’ Latin honors

By Justin DeSales, Staff Writer
Published Nov 29, 2022
Latin honors at TCU are reserved for students who have earned at least 58 of their credits on TCU’s campus, excluding those completed by an examination.
Chancellor Boscini prepares for the upcoming graduation ceremonies in 2016. (TCU 360 Media Library)

Senior class set to receive special diplomas at graduation

By Meghan Carolan, Staff Writer
Published Nov 29, 2022
“When you're old it will be fun to look at that and think that you know you were here during the one hundred fiftieth year,” said Chancellor Victor Boschini.
"The Living Room" by Kaylee Meyers, a living exhibit, is on display in Moudy North.

TCU art major represents relationship between humans, nature in exhibit

By Emily Fincher, Staff Writer
Published Nov 26, 2022
Kaylee Meyer used her opportunity as a TCU art major to represent the connection of man and nature in her Moudy North exhibition.
The Harrison Administration Building, where the TCU President will have an office. (Anya Ivory/TCU360)

Board of Trustees approves a 6% tuition increase beginning in Fall 2023

By Jarrett Harding and Amelia Crowley
Published Nov 17, 2022
The tuition increase will be matched with a 6% rise in need-based aid for students who qualify.
Clark Jones addresses TCU's September Faculty Senate meeting. Photo by Heesoo Yang.

Proposal to lower graduation requirements goes to Faculty Senate for review

By Jake Peterson, Staff Writer
Published Nov 16, 2022
A measure to reduce graduation requirements was discussed at the Undergraduate Council meeting last Friday, but after debating the changes, the council opted to seek input from the Faculty Senate.
Students study in the quiet section on the first floor of the library. (Grace Reinhardt/Staff Writer)

Finals are approaching: Here are some student-favorite library study spots

By Grace Reinhardt, Staff Writer
Published Nov 16, 2022
The library is a place where many go to complete work. Students shared their perspective about the areas they use most often.
Passengers board TEXRail on its first day of service. Image courtesy of Gordon Dickinson (@gdickson).

Get to the airport for only $2.50

By Hope Crockett, Staff Writer
Published Nov 16, 2022
A one-way train ticket is only $2.50, while ridesharing charges can range between $50 - $100, not including tip.
Mary Wright Admission Center

TCU likely to remain test-optional for first-year applicants

By Sarah Walter, Staff Writer
Published Nov 15, 2022
SAT and ACT scores are also not required to receive scholarships or acceptance into the Honors College, according to the Office of Admissions.