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Legend and TCU graduate Dan Jenkins dead at 89

By Garrett Podell
Published Mar 8, 2019

Legendary sports writer and TCU alum Dan Jenkins passed away at the age of 89 Thursday evening.

UPDATE: Men’s basketball assistant coach placed on leave amidst investigation

By Garrett Podell and Benton McDonald
Published Mar 7, 2019

TCU basketball assistant coach Corey Barker is reportedly linked to the FBI investigation on corruption in college basketball.

Neeley School professor hosting ‘Entrepreneurship Boot Camp’

By Ben Auten
Published Mar 7, 2019

Dr. Michael Sherrod is hosting an entrepreneurship "boot camp."

Settling in U.S. Refugees in America

By TCU 360
Published Mar 7, 2019

While much of the nation's attention has been focused on refugees crossing the Southern border, most refugees admitted to the U.S. last year came from Democratic Republic of Congo

Student meditation group reduces stress, anxiety in members

By Jacob Hook
Published Mar 6, 2019

Meditation and mindfulness practices are becoming more popular on TCU's campus because of the hard work of two TCU professors and a few TCU students.

Marathon runner attacked on Trinity Trails

By Grace Toups
Published Mar 5, 2019

A Fort Worth marathon runner was mauled Sunday afternoon by an unleashed pit bull.

New library operations hope to attract more guests

By Nicole Hawkins
Published Mar 4, 2019

The Fort Worth Public Library's strategic plan aims to make libraries across the city more user-friendly and accessible.

Student journalists honored

By TCU 360
Published Mar 4, 2019

Students for TCU Student Media received awards at the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors annual awards ceremony.

SGA pushes to reduce stigma around mental health

By Olivia Wales
Published Mar 3, 2019

SGA representatives, faculty and staff are encouraging students to embrace mental health issues and reduce the stigma around seeking help.

Second sighting of police officer impersonator happens near TCU

By Cristian Arguetasoto
Published Mar 1, 2019

The Fort Worth police department is currently investigating two cases involving a police officer impersonator; the most recent of which was near TCU.

Eight things to do in DFW during Spring Break

By Jacob Hook
Published Mar 1, 2019

Don't be worried if you're staying on campus for spring break because there are tons of things to do in the DFW area.

Rice University professor speaks to students about the politics of military alliances

By Marley Capper
Published Feb 28, 2019

Dr. Brett Ashley Leeds was awarded the Brown Distinguished Scholar award for her dedication to the field.