Take a look back at last week's episode: https://tcu360.com/2024/02/28/tcu-news-now-a-new-warning-about-an-armed-prowler-wildfires-ravage-the-texas-panhandle-and-first-time-voters/

Guest speakers spoke to women in computer science in the hopes of inspiring their ambitions in the male-dominated major.

The shooting occurred late Saturday night on Crockett Street.

Opening night for TCU Opera’s ”Into the Woods” was a success.

The Fort Worth fire department is sending personnel and equipment to help fight historic wildfires in the Texas panhandle.

Clayton Mullen, a '23 Neeley graduate, has found a way to make a living performing and writing country music.

Students may discover mental clarity through the practice of religion.

Chip’d Hot Cookie Nachos offers a discount to TCU students and faculty.

TCU's CALM Studies encourages understanding and serenity through meditation

Entertainer and journalist Jeff Johnson encouraged TCU students to step out of boxes that others try to put them in and stand up for who they really are.

A sophomore finance major is helping spread joy to children battling diseases in the hospital.

Sponsored by theEnd, Ross Lynch performed an acoustic show at TCU before taking his tour abroad.