News Archives

‘Horned Frogs lead the way’: A look at TCU’s ROTC programs

By Renee Umsted, Olivia Wales and Jack Wallace
Published Nov 17, 2020

In addition to the challenges that come with being a college student, cadets have to deal with other obligations.

University Recreation and Wellness Promotion Centers support students amid COVID-19

By TCU 360
Published Nov 16, 2020

The rec center is asking students to practice hygiene and self-assessment.

Director of baseball operations shares her journey into sports

By Alexandra Preusser
Published Nov 16, 2020

Meredith Montgomery wanted to be a middle school math teacher, but with experience and opportunities, she became the director of Baseball Operations for TCU.

Early application submissions rise despite COVID-19 uncertainty

By Andre Giammattei
Published Nov 14, 2020

The number of applications TCU has received have increased, but it remains to be seen how many students will decide to enroll next fall.

Despite projected results, key days still ahead in post-election process

By Noah Parker
Published Nov 13, 2020

While the election may have been called, key dates are still ahead in the electoral process.

COVID-19 cases increase as semester comes to an end

By Logan Gibbs
Published Nov 13, 2020

TCU is offering free, rapid COVID-19 testing for all students before the semester ends.

Minority students talk about election results

By Alexis King
Published Nov 12, 2020

Students reflect on how the results of the election will affect their future.

Calls to the TCU Police Department drop this semester

By Oscar Saravia
Published Nov 12, 2020

The numbers have decreased, but police are urging students to remain vigilant about their safety.

FTDM students capture life at TCU amid COVID-19 for documentary project

By Logan Gibbs
Published Nov 12, 2020

Students in the FTDM’s documentary production course have spent the fall semester documenting life at TCU for the virtual documentary project.

Students deal with not having study days before finals

By Layna Steward
Published Nov 12, 2020

Some are concerned that there grades will be affected by the lack of time to prepare.

Open House 12: Abbie Zuhlke

By Kai Grady
Published Nov 12, 2020

Kyle Atwood talks with Abbie Zuhlke, a representative for the College of Education and this year's Dining Services chair.

What we’re reading: COVID-19 hospitalizations hit new high, Republicans gain ground in Senate

By Collin Pittmann
Published Nov 11, 2020

Hospitals continue to see record COVID-19 patients, while Biden calls President Trump's failure to concede the election an "embarrassment"