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Study abroad adds Stellenbosch, South Africa to its list of destinations

By Colleen Powell
Published Apr 23, 2018

TCU is now offering a study abroad program in Stellenbosch, South Africa for Spring 2019. Stellenbosch is located in South Africa's Western Cape Province, just outside of Cape Town.

Bookstore hosts release party for student-authored cookbook

By Kate Redfield
Published Apr 21, 2018

What began as a distaste towards unhealthy and overcooked cafeteria food, resulted in authorship for one newly published student.

Men’s tennis secures Big 12 regular season title with win over Baylor

By Ben Auten
Published Apr 21, 2018

Horned Frogs capture third consecutive Big 12 championship

Widick wins presidential race by landslide, Jezek, Keetch, Nestor each win unopposed races

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Apr 20, 2018

SGA announced the winners of Thursday's elections early Friday morning.

Early action option removed from admission process

By Maya Bulger
Published Apr 19, 2018

TCU continually looks to improve the incoming class and has improved the application process with hopes to do just that.

Are this semester’s SGA elections really ‘elections’?

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Apr 18, 2018

SGA’s lack of ‘openness’ with the student body played a major role in the limited number of candidates for this semester’s elections.

Students share ideas at ‘I Am Heard’ sexual assault forum

By Caroline Love
Published Apr 17, 2018

Students at the "I Am Heard" discussion forum talked about sexual assault awareness on campus.

Hector Gutierrez’s worldly experience has helped establish Beach Volleyball

By Alexis Guerrero
Published Apr 16, 2018

TCU beach volleyball head coach Hector Gutierrez relies on his experience with the USA beach volleyball national team to build quality players.

Student tells story of his life through one-man show

By Taylor Boser
Published Apr 15, 2018

With no previous connections to TCU, find out how this student's passion led him here.

Alumna uses liberal arts education to create magical meals

By Grace Amiss
Published Apr 15, 2018

A 2011 Liberal art graduate created a way to balance adulthood while paying homage to her Disney dreams.

From taking snaps to committing sacks: one Frog’s journey across the football field

By Hunter Smith
Published Apr 14, 2018

You know his name, but you may not know that this linebacker wasn't always going after quarterbacks.

TCU professor creates ‘Funkytown Taco Crawl’

By Kennedy Harvey
Published Apr 13, 2018

The 125 location map offers taco lovers the trip of their dreams.

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Study abroad adds Stellenbosch, South Africa to its list of destinations

Bookstore hosts release party for student-authored cookbook

Men’s tennis secures Big 12 regular season title with win over Baylor

Widick wins presidential race by landslide, Jezek, Keetch, Nestor each win unopposed races

Early action option removed from admission process

Are this semester’s SGA elections really ‘elections’?

Students share ideas at ‘I Am Heard’ sexual assault forum

Hector Gutierrez’s worldly experience has helped establish Beach Volleyball

Student tells story of his life through one-man show

Alumna uses liberal arts education to create magical meals

From taking snaps to committing sacks: one Frog’s journey across the football field

TCU professor creates ‘Funkytown Taco Crawl’