An all-female board of SGA officers make history, volleyball team looks up to player's influence, COVID-19 sparks decline in restaurants and bars, and Honors College sees change in applications

Volume 119, Issue 5: Battle for the Iron Skillet postponed, Jane Does want to remain anonymous and volleyball players promote social justice on their uniforms

Enrollment is 2% below budget projections, TCU postpones football game against SMU and Title IX complaints get new office

Volume 119, Issue 3: COVID-19 cases decrease Also: TCU will still offer intramural games, Race and Reconciliation to focus research on Black Americans

Vote removes honors from house of reps; also, two sorority chapters quarantined and police investigate sexual assault

Frog Camp works with CDC guidelines and Big 12 fall athletics will more forward

Volume 118, Issue 20: TCU wants faculty discrimination case to be dismissed, new apartments being built in Paschal neighborhood concerns residents and King Hall flood caused by damaged bolt

Volume 118, Issue 19: What to expect in the Texas primary, professor hopes to implement mediation program and Harvard professor talks about racial criminalization

Volume 118, Issue 18: Is the Honors College overrepresented in SGA? Also: TCU is working on install 20 language options for emergency alert system and women's basketball is second in the Big 12

Volume 118, Issue 17: Students call for campus change, new AddRan dean to be announced in coming weeks and women's basketball moves to Big 12

Volume 118, Issue 16: TCU community protests racism on campus, mistreated Honors students comes forward about trip to Washington D.C. and women's basketball defeats Kansas State

Volume 118, Issue 15: Student and former faculty member allege racial and gender discrimination, King Hall flooding forces students to evacuate and women's basketball falls to Baylor