After a weekend of spring-like weather, Fort Worth is preparing for freezing temperatures after a winter storm warning for Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service.

"We are expecting a strong cold front to move through late Monday night, and it will push temperatures to below freezing before daybreak," said Jesse Moore, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service.

Rain was expected Tuesday morning and would change to freezing rain and sleet by daybreak, Moore said. Then it will most likely change over to a mixture of sleet and snow by late morning.

New York Times best-selling author Greg Mortenson came to campus Jan. 24 as the 2011 Frost Foundation speaker, but his book had been making an impact on campus since last summer. "Three Cups of Tea" tells...

Broke? So are many Americans, and of those, many are turning to a historically taboo source to break even: savings and investment accounts. Since this is the nest egg for many individuals' retirements...

A new program called Major Quest and the Minor Adventures will work to make the search for a major and an eventual career a smoother process. According to the Center for Academic Services website, Major...

Parking on campus can be an almost impossible task, but fines for parking illegally can be even worse. It's a lose-lose.

Each year, the university administration fails to address, or even discuss, the concerns over parking that constantly affect and annoy students, faculty and staff.

The only time any communication takes place regarding parking is when the campus community receives an e-mail informing it that even fewer parking spaces will be available because of construction or other events.

Students, faculty, staff and community members looking to travel out of the country can receive passport processing services from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 2 in Reed Hall, Room 214. The Center...

The women's rifle team continued its hot streak Sunday with a 4,640-4,627 victory over the University of Texas at El Paso.

The Frogs went on the road for the fourth of five straight road matches, all of which have been wins.

The victory in El Paso stretched the Frogs' winning streak to 20 consecutive matches.

Sophomore Sarah Beard led the squad in its four-point victory in smallbore, earning a first-place finish with a score of 583. Junior Mattie Brogdon tied for second, firing a 576.

It has been 42 years since Dr. James Cash Jr. has suited up for the Horned Frogs, but when he stepped onto the Court at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum he was welcomed like an old family friend.

TCU honored Cash during halftime of the Men's game against Air Force Saturday night. Cash was joined by his wife and daughter, along with Chancellor Victor Boschini and Athletic Director Chris Del Conte.

Hoping to make the game a memorable return for TCU legend James Cash Jr., the Frogs went to the wire against Air Force but were unable to make shots down the stretch, falling 66-65. TCU was led by Garlon...

The TCU men's swimming and diving team held off a late BYU rally to beat the Cougars 156-144 and wrap up conference play on Senior night Friday at the University Recreation Center Natatorium.

The win was TCU's second straight and improved their record to 4-1 overall and 4-1 in Mountain West Conference action. For BYU, the loss dropped their record to 3-3 overall and 1-3 in conference play.

TCU first-team All-Americans Wayne Daniels and Jake Kirkpatrick will play for Team Texas in the Feb. 5 NFL Players Association Game at the Alamodome in San Antonio.

Kirkpatrick, the Rimington Trophy winner as the nation's top center, is currently in Mobile, Ala., at the Senior Bowl.

Daniels led TCU's 2011 Rose Bowl championship team with 14 tackles for loss and 6 1/2 sacks from his defensive end position. Daniels and TCU quarterback Andy Dalton were the only two unanimous first-team All-Mountain West Conference selections this season.