The university's Beta Theta chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma has not only regained its house and its charter after being suspended during the 2008-2009 academic year, but also won significant awards, the fraternity's president said.

Senior history major and Phi Kappa Sigma president Austin Alexander said the misconduct that caused the fraternity to lose its house included multiple alcohol violations and breaking university policies as well as its own fraternal policies, including alcohol consumption in the fraternity's chapter room.

The university endowment fund took a $200 million hit last year, but its current condition is stable, and even showing signs of improvement, Chancellor Victor Boschini said.

After withstanding the turbulent financial atmosphere of recent months, the funds appear to be in good hands after years of conservative and prudent spending tactics, Boschini wrote in an e-mail Wednesday.

"This enduring policy of fiscal conservatism has helped make TCU as strong as it is today despite the ups and downs of our general economy," Boschini wrote.

The Albertsons grocery store off the southern edge of campus has been bought out by Kroger and will be renovated and reopened early next year.Gary Huddleston, director of consumer affairs with Kroger's...

When a well-liked person leaves his or her current position, whether it be a job, a city or this world, people tend to say the same thing:"It's not about the numbers or the dollars, but about the lives...

The Skiff, through support from EA Sports, ran a simulation of the TCU vs. Virginia game on NCAA Football 10. This is the result of this week' simulation.

Senior Horned Frog running back Ryan Christian's opening kickoff fumble proved to be costly as Virginia never trailed in a 17-14 upset over ranked TCU.

Senior Cavalier running back Mikell Simpson scored on a 31-yard touchdown run with less than five minutes remaining in the first quarter, and UVA never looked back.

It's been 264 days since TCU played a football game that meant something, but this weekend the Frogs begin a new campaign against Virginia.Coach Gary Patterson spoke Tuesday about the team's upcoming...

A Los Angeles art critic is the talk of the town for 22 regional artists.

David Pagel writes regularly for the Los Angeles Times and is the juror for the 27th annual Art in the Metroplex exhibition held Sept. 1 through Oct. 1 in the J.M. Moudy Art Gallery.

Mark Thistlethwaite, an art history professor, said he believes the university's credibility and the opportunity to see what's going on within the region are what attract nationally acclaimed jurors to the exhibition.