A degree in ranch management could lead to a number of careers, but for one former Horned Frog, it led to building economic growth in a developing African nation. Jenny Everett, an alumna of the class...

The No. 45 women’s tennis team shut out crosstown rival SMU 7-0 Wednesday night for the first time in the last four meetings between the two teams at Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center. TCU earned its...

Let us all be honest and say we cannot wait to watch the newest episode of “Jersey Shore.” Without them we run out of acronyms like FPC (Fist pump, Push-up, ChapStick) and GTL (Gym, Tanning, Laundry)....

March is National Women’s History Month.  The theme of this year’s National Women’s History Month is “Women’s Education — Women’s Empowerment,” according to the National Women’s...

Take a breath, have a seat and write an essay. “This I Believe,” a program developed by Brittney Luby, chapel and events coordinator, asked this question of faculty, staff and students. On Tuesday...

Members of the House of Student Representatives voted to allocate $500 to the Trombone Society Tuesday evening in order to bring professional trombonists to the university to teach students. Finance committee...

On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, students lifted a gleaming bronze frog sculpture from the ground onto a concrete platform between Reed and Scharbauer halls. Chancellor Victor Boschini and Ann Louden, the...

The student staffs of Image magazine and the TCU 360 news website, along with three student journalists, won regional first place Mark of Excellence Awards from the Society of Professional Journalists...

Increased knowledge and communication could solve serious problems for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals who face discrimination and bullying in schools, Thomas Anable, president of gay...

Court appearances for six people charged in the Feb. 15 drug arrests began last week. During the investigation, Fort Worth Police arrested 24 people in February based on information gathered...

As part of TCU’s Vision for the Future, the university foresees meeting student demands to become a 100 percent residential campus in the next 10 years, according to an email sent by Chancellor Victor Boschini. Craig Allen, director of housing and residential life, said it was important to remember that this was “not a promise to house every student but a vision for the future.”

Although No. 14 Alabama is favored in this weekend’s match, the women’s tennis team was up for the challenge, head coach Dave Borelli said. “It will be a challenge for us, but I really...