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Marché Bleu in Clearfork. (Laney Barrymore/Staff Writer)

Two TCU alums open a French-inspired study spot, bringing a little Paris to Cowtown

By Laney Barrymore, Staff Writer
Published Oct 7, 2024
A new French-inspired cafe with a TCU connection opened this fall in Fort Worth.
Carter’s Coffee’s new location on Stanley Avenue and McPherson Avenue. (Credit: Kataeya Sharp)

Local coffee truck opens new brick-and-mortar location

By Kataeya Sharp, Staff Writer
Published Oct 1, 2024
Coffee truck opens storefront location near TCU campus.
Members of the TCU community cut the ribbon during the dedication of Arnold Hall, Sept. 24, 2024. (TCU 360 Photo by Shane Manson)

TCU plans to expand presence in Fort Worth’s medical district

By Shane Manson, Staff Writer
Published Sep 27, 2024
TCU dedicated its new 96,000-square-foot medical education building in Fort Worth’s Medical Innovation District (MID) this week.
The Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU (Photo courtesy of Kyle Cornelison)

The reputation of TCU’s Van Cliburn Concert Hall brings in high-caliber military ensembles

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Apr 5, 2024
“The word is out” about TCU’s acoustically pristine concert hall, bringing many premiere music groups to the campus and the community.
The national debt clock is seen in midtown Manhattan, Thursday, May 25, 2023. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)

W. Charles Sawyer memorial lecture welcomes renowned guest

By Miroslava Lem Quinonez, Staff Writer
Published Mar 6, 2024
Stephanie Kelton discussed the controversial debate surrounding the national debt in an award-winning documentary featured during the lecture memorial honoring a TCU professor.
A sign displayed in Ennis, Tx. (The City of Ennis, File)

Total eclipse will appear over Ennis

By Madilyn Kopec, Staff Writer
Published Feb 29, 2024
Ennis will be covered by the eclipse’s shadow for the longest amount of time on April 8.
One of the many signs that introduce the Fort Worth Zoo's recent habitat addition. (Kimberly Moreno/Staff Writer)

Buy your tickets to visit the Fort Worth Zoo this spring break!

By Kimberly Moreno, Staff Writer
Published Feb 23, 2024
Kick off spring break with a visit to the Fort Worth Zoo.
Marla Ringel directing Cantiamo (courtesy of TCU choral student)

TCU graduate now teaching TCU students

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Apr 25, 2023
Marla Ringel received her doctorate from TCU in 2019 and was recently hired as the new assistant professor of education for the School of Music.
Two women show their nail art while holding hands. (Photo courtesy of AP News images)

A young entrepreneur follows his dreams after years of mistreatment

By Steven Magallon, Staff Writer
Published Apr 20, 2023
David Flores, 22, leaves the fast-food industry to pursue a career as a nail technician.
Bar at the Original (Lucy Puente/TCU360)

Fort Worth’s 97-year-old The Original Mexican Eats Café lease extended

By Lucy Puente, Staff Writer
Published Apr 19, 2023
The Original Mexican Eats Café, Fort Worth’s oldest restaurant, will stay in business for three more months.
The closing of Pizza Snob opens the door for other pizza restaurants by TCU. Photo by Renee Umsted.

Pizza options for TCU students

By Ethan Love, Staff Writer
Published Apr 18, 2023
With the closing of Pizza Snob, TCU students are left without a dedicated pizza spot that is within walking distance of the campus. 
Neeley (left) plays with Runcle (right) at the Blessing of the Animals.

Furry Friendzy: a unique story about a unique animal rehabilitation center

By Noelle Siwek, Staff Writer
Published Apr 18, 2023
Pylar Pinkston, the founder of Furry Friendzy, visited TCU this week to discuss her work with animals.