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Fish oil may protect athletes from concussions
By
Kristen Clarke
Published Dec 11, 2017
Concussions cause concerning damage to the brain in sports, and one TCU professor is researching how he can help.
Athletic Director Chris Del Conte departs TCU for same position with the University of Texas
By
Garrett Podell
Published Dec 9, 2017
Del Conte will start his new role at UT Monday.
Letter to The Editor: TCU’s diversity problem
By
Student Media
Published Dec 8, 2017
A TCU student writes an open letter about the issue of diversity on campus.
SGA helps relieve student stress during finals week
By
Shelby Kitson
Published Dec 8, 2017
SGA is offering coffee, food and study spaces to help students succeed during finals season.
Senate tax bill may affect stadium expansion
By
Kristen Clarke
Published Dec 8, 2017
A decision in Washington could have an affect on TCU’s project to expand the east side of Amon G. Carter Stadium.
WATCH: Bram Kohlhausen talks Alamo Bowl then and now
By
Garrett Podell
Published Dec 8, 2017
Alamo Bowl Offensive MVP Bram Kohlhausen talks advice for Kenny Hill and gives his Alamo Bowl prediction.
How the TCU gender ratio affects campus hookup culture
By
Tamera Hyatte
Published Dec 7, 2017
Female students express their ideas and opinions on the TCU hookup culture and how it has shaped their view of sex and relationships.
TCU student pursues the 2020 Paralympics
By
Kristen Clarke
Published Dec 6, 2017
Devon Berry dreams big, publishes book.
Patch Hat Co.: ‘Just two dudes sewing some hats’
By
Kelsey Emery
Published Dec 6, 2017
What started as a simple hat obsession and a summer road trip quickly turned into the creation of Patch Hat Co..
TCU hangout closes its doors, college ministry considers buying property
By
Hunter Geisel
Published Dec 6, 2017
A local bar has decided to close its doors 20 years later. One college ministry is looking at the future of the property.
Transfer students reflect on their first semester at TCU
By
Kelsey Emery
Published Dec 5, 2017
The GrandMarc building offers study space and social events for Transfer students.
Students react to the nutty squirrels on campus
By
Sara Colbert
Published Dec 5, 2017
Some say they are normal squirrels; others say they are abnormally friendly. What do students say about the squirrels at TCU?
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