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Panhellenic sorority loses its charter
By
Marissa Stacy
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Marissa Stacy
Published Sep 22, 2020
Alpha Omicron Pi has lost its charter to be an organization on TCU's campus.
Fort Worth votes to increase the police budget, add more unarmed officers
By
Leah Bolling
Published Sep 22, 2020
While Texas cities such as Dallas and Austin are shifting money away from police in their next fiscal budget, Fort Worth will increase spending by 2% to $272 million from $267 million.
TCU fashion students adjust to a fashion industry changed by COVID-19
By
Alexis King
Published Sep 21, 2020
TCU fashion merchandising students are exploring new ways to succeed in the fashion industry.
TCU announces modified spring break, condensed semester to reduce travel
By
Benton McDonald
Published Sep 18, 2020
A traditional spring break has been replaced with a three-day "on-campus spring refresh" for students and faculty.
Second-Hand September: Clothing outlets encourage eco-friendly fashion
By
Camilla Price
Published Sep 18, 2020
Fast fashion harms workers and drains environmental resources, but sustainability is trending.
Big 12 football kicks off season
By
Noah Parker
Published Sep 18, 2020
Seven of the Big 12's ten teams played their first games of the season last weekend.
$25 million donated to the TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine
By
Molly Boyce
Published Sep 17, 2020
The endowment from Anne Marion and the Burnett Foundation was given in support of the Lead On campaign.
Honors College begins to see change in student application pool
By
Ben Kasper
Published Sep 17, 2020
TCU's John V. Roach Honors College application process favors essays over test scores and GPAs.
National Finals Rodeo heads to Globe Life Field this December
By
Mel Morris
Published Sep 17, 2020
The event is heading to DFW because of a statewide ordinance allowing fans to attend.
What we’re reading: Trump rebukes CDC director, Federal Reserve expects interest rates will stay near zero
By
Ben Kasper
Published Sep 17, 2020
Trump rebukes COVID-19 guidelines, and the Federal Reserve expects interest rates will remain near zero until late 2023.
Annual flu shot clinic to occur outside, by appointment next month
By
Sophia Stellas
Published Sep 17, 2020
The clinic will offer 3,500 free vaccines to TCU students, faculty and staff.
All-woman team of student body officers makes TCU history
By
Leslie Fields
Published Sep 17, 2020
It is the first time in TCU's history all three officers have been female.
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