The chancellor and other TCU leaders discussed the plans for the fall semester and the financial status of the university.

Members of the TCU and Fort Worth communities protested police brutality June 9.

People in Maui participated in a paddle-out to honor those killed in acts of racism or police brutality.

Classes will begin Aug. 17, and the university will forgo Labor Day and fall break to finish the semester before Thanksgiving.

The university announced earlier this month that it was reducing its contributions to employee retirement benefits.

TCU has filed motions to dismiss the lawsuit alleging a pattern of hostility and discrimination at the university.

Newlyweds discuss the toll of COVID-19 on their weddings.

I sat down with my family to get their take on everything and discuss what they have done to keep a positive mindset.

A challenge college students at home during the pandemic might face is helping their younger siblings with distance learning while their parents are at work.

Reginald Cole, pictured here with Timeka Gordon, the director of the of Office of Inclusiveness and Intercultural Services and the Community Scholars program.

In this pandemic, many people find places where they can go to temporarily escape the situation.

Even with an empty campus, some students are living near campus to maintain the college environment and savor what time they have left with their TCU community.