It amazes me how many hours I devote to TV.

Out of those hours, it amazes me even more how little time I spend watching newscasts.

In one of my journalism classes, I found that a majority of my peers do not watch news on TV.

My generation as a whole has grown accustomed to the Internet, and this trend continues to grow.

Norms change, and people change with them.

In our society, we have more opportunities to access news than our forefathers did.

It is noon, one of the busiest hours of the day for lunch. The dining line ends near the entrance. By 12:30 p.m., the dining halls will be full.

With 10 minutes in between each class, some students are in such a hurry, they take their food with them and eat it at their next destination.

However, starting in August, lunch at TCU may be a different experience, one that experts say could have mixed effects on TCU's nutritional status.

Thank you for Alex Zobel's informative article exploring the many reasons why a growing number of people from coast to coast - even in Cowtown - are choosing to eat vegan foods.No matter how you slice...

Senior point guard Adrianne Ross attempts a layup against Utah on Saturday, but it was not enough for the Lady Frogs who lost 60-50 falling to 3-2 in Moutain West Conference play. The loss dropped the Frogs to third in the Mountain West Conference and 10-9 overall. The team now begins a two game road trip starting off against UNLV in Las Vegas today. The Frogs have an all-time series record of 7-1 against the Rebels.

Several Tarrant County Democratic Party candidates will speak on campus Saturday at a political rally, a member of the TCU Democrats said.

James Russell, a sophomore religion and anthropology major, said 30 Democratic candidates are slated to attend Saturday's rally, seven are scheduled to speak at the event. The keynote speaker is current state Rep. Rick Noriega, who is also a U.S. senatorial candidate.

As an Arctic front approaches, basic precautions are being taken in Tarrant County."Be prepared for possible trouble on overpasses with freezing," said Ron Trumbla, National Weather Service media contact...

The Fort Worth Police Department's addition of another division will help police officers respond faster and more efficiently to crime around campus, TCU's neighborhood police officer said.

Though specific response times were unavailable before print, Capt. Billy Cordell of the Fort Worth Police Department, who presides over this new division, said this setup is better than the previous one.

The compensation package for resident assistants will be modified beginning fall 2008, the director of Residential Services said.Craig Allen, director of Residential Services, said RAs currently receive...

Earlier this month, Charles Chatman, a man convicted in Dallas County of rape and sentenced to 99 years in prison, was exonerated and released based on DNA evidence. Chatman served more than 26 years behind bars.

The judge who granted his release took Chatman out for a steak dinner - a small gesture, but a signal of growing interest among some Texans in providing justice, not just convictions.