Just say no. If someone can't afford to have a kid, then he or she is not in the right state to participate in the act.

Free contraceptives could soon be available to women in the U.S., thanks to the new health care law. While some may welcome the amendment, one must ask themselves whose responsibility it is to pay for the individual choices of others. It is not the moral or legal responsibility of Americans to provide free birth control.

Men's Basketball vs. Jackson State

The men's basketball team will play Jackson State tonight in its season opener after defeating Rogers State Nov. 2 in an exhibition game. The Frogs are No. 7 in the Mountain West Conference going into the game.

When: 8 p.m.

Where: Daniel-Meyer Coliseum

Women's Basketball vs. Houston Baptist

Despite numerous efforts over the past few years to "go green," TCU's grades were still barely passing by the College Sustainability Report Card's standards up until this year. The new grades, released...

A university marketing class has partnered with United Way of America to organize and promote Fort Worth Taco Week Nov. 14-18, a university student involved in promoting the project said. Senior marketing...

Purple Poll

Did you vote in the midterm elections?

Abby Winowich

Sophomore nursing major

"I did not. I didn't pick up an absentee ballot."

Amber Clark

Sophomore sports psychology major

"Yes. I feel like it's very important to vote. I think every vote counts in anything. It doesn't matter what it is."

Ted Olson

Senior political science major

"No. I can't vote here in Texas. I'm not from Texas."

Carmen Suarez

Junior nursing major

"No. Nursing is really busy."

More than 400 TCU lettermen from every decade since the 1930s will be in attendance when the Frogs attempt to defend Amon G. Carter Stadium as it is known one last time Saturday, head football coach Gary Patterson said.

TCU will take on the San Diego State University Aztecs, who are bowl eligible for the first time since 1998. The Aztecs have only lost two games this season, both by just three points. They are currently positioned just outside the Top 25.

College students have been among the leaders in alcohol consumption for decades, but a new drinking "strategy" that young adults are employing has physicians, college administrators and parents quite...

The midterm elections have come and gone, leaving some with renewed hope and others with a sense of despair. Above all, there is a sense of anticipation to see what the new Congress will do to help improve the lives of the American public.

At the forefront of all this waiting is the desire to see whether or not the Republicans and Democrats will finally work with each other to help move America forward, now that the GOP controls the House of Representatives and the Democrats still control the Senate.