"Till the cows come home." This popular and overused phrase now has some actual weight behind it with recent developments in the United States. Normally languid and sloth-like, the Elsies of America may...

To most people, the sight of a skeleton or skull is not exactly a friendly one. But for those who practice Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead on Nov. 1 and 2, it is one of celebration and remembrance.

Miguel Leatham, an anthropology professor who studies Mexican religion and folklore, said that it was not until recently that Americans, mostly Southwesterners, started celebrating Dia de los Muertos. With the growth of Mexican immigrants came the growth of the holiday.

Whether it be TCU, Fort Worth or the state of Texas, I generally enjoy living in a clearly conservative atmosphere. The drawback, however, is that the most conservative individuals often fail to keep up...

Erin Patton, founder of the brand management consulting firm The Mastermind Group, has given advice to Michael Jordan, Venus and Serena Williams and LeBron James on various brand and product launches.

Tonight he will share some insight about the marketing and advertising industries with university students at 6 p.m. in the Kelly Alumni Center.

Patton was the driving force behind the creation of Nike's Jordan Brand.

The Frog's BCS bubble stayed intact and well protected after a 38-7 drumming of the BYU Cougars Saturday.

TCU gained 412 total yards, 285 by air and 127 on the ground. BYU was held to 298 yards of total offense, 188 passing and 110 rushing yards. TCU was successful all four times they entered the BYU red zone.

"I don't think anyone would have predicted this and that's why I told the players to enjoy the moment," Frog head coach Gary Patterson said.

In front of hundreds of booing Cougar fans, ESPN's Lee Corso put on the Superfrog mascot head, stating his prediction of a Frog victory in Provo Saturday."Lee's not afraid to turn a crowd against him,"...

2,500 yards of swimming, 30 miles of biking and 10 miles of running. For the average person, this could be a daunting task. For members of the TCU triathlon club, it's just an average week.

After less than two months of training as a group, members of the triathlon club, Tri Frogs, are preparing to compete in the club's first triathlon event, the Monster Triathlon, in Keller on Sunday. The group, which is in its first semester as an official club, is open to students, faculty and staff, said Tri Frog member Jason Eagar, associate director of the TCU Leadership Center.