This week on TCU News Now: President Trump returns to the White House battling COVID-19; the safety measures at the vice presidential debate; and the push from students and administrators to have in-person classes in the spring.
This week on News Now: an officer involved in the death of Breonna Taylor is charged; a TCU sorority loses its charter; and TCU QB Max Duggan is cleared for play.
This week on TCU News Now: plans are announced for the 2021 spring semester; Gary Patterson addresses COVID-19 concerns on the football team; and a look at the wildfires raging across California.
This week on TCU News Now: a look at a dip in COVID-19 cases on campus; administrators talk about plans for residence halls; SGA vice presidential candidates are headed to a runoff; and what students need to know to watch the first football game of the season at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
This week on TCU News Now: Hurricane Laura approaches the Gulf Coast; TCU releases a new COVID-19 dashboard to track cases; and an update on Fort Worth's mask ordinance.
This week on TCU News Now: the first round of the NFL Draft picks up two of the school's most elite players; the new FDA warning about a malaria drug used to fight COVID-19; and when students will finally be able to move out of their dorms.
This week on TCU News Now: how Texas Gov. Greg Abbott plans to re-open the state; an easy way to make your own face coverings at home; and how people all over the U.S. are helping our frontline workers.
On this episode of TCU News Now: How COVID-19 is impacting Easter; what some small companies are doing to stay in business; and a TCU alumna stepping up to help fight the pandemic.
Results from Super Tuesday: who's in, who's out and what comes next. Also, fallout from the coronavirus outbreak is growing. How health officials and TCU are keeping people safe.
