A Wednesday story about Rick Perry's book-signing stop at the university bookstore was incorrectly referenced in a Thursday clarification as having been published Tuesday.The symposium "Nietzsche and the...

Divorce is expensive and not just for those involved.

A new study by Georgia State University economist Ben Scafidi reveals that divorce and out-of-wedlock childbearing is costing American taxpayers about $112 billion a year.

The study is the first ever and was sponsored by four organizations that advocate family values. Their goal was to convince lawmakers to put more money toward state marriage-strengthening education programs.

They have a good point.

A new alternative for student financial aid called person-to-person lending has emerged, but a financial aid officer said this type of loan is risky.

The way the new program operates seems to be unregulated, said Melet Leafgreen, assistant director of scholarships and financial aid. Federal and private lenders have structures and rules to protect students, and this program lacks in that aspect, she said.

As it becomes more difficult for some students to get loans, new options have emerged, including an online person-to-person lending system.The program may sound great to those who are in need of loans,...

In the column that appeared April 16 about guns on campus, the columnist voiced his concern that allowing concealed handgun license holders the right to carry their concealed handguns on college campuses would turn college campuses into re-enactments of the Wild West. The columnist said this would happen by triggering accidental shootings and compromising campus security.

A tree-planting project is one of many projects students in the Neeley School of Business undertook and will present at the school's first Festival of Student Scholarship and Creativity today.Twenty-one...

In its fourth year of existence, the TCU Polo Club is losing its two founders, but its future seems to be on the rise as it continues to grow and evolve.

Molly Musselman, a communication studies major, and KC Beal, an entrepreneurial management major, started the polo club at TCU in 2004 as freshmen. The club received approval in fall 2004 and play began in spring 2005.

Starting off