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Class of 2021 has the highest percentage of males since 1990
By
Michelle Ross
Published Sep 30, 2017
TCU's first-year class now has a higher percentage of men.
TCU Rifle enters its season ‘chomping at the bit’
By
Benton McDonald
Published Sep 30, 2017
TCU Rifle is looking to bring a National Championship home to Fort Worth for the first time since 2012.
Professor speaks to TCU students on animals and disasters
By
Kelsey Emery
Published Sep 29, 2017
Dr. Leslie Irvine talks about the inspiration behind her book, "My Dog Always Eats First."
‘Little Words Project’ aims to spread kindness among women at TCU
By
Paloma Norton
Published Sep 28, 2017
Women can buy bracelets to pass on to those who need it most.
Students pray for peace, tests, hurricane victims at annual event
By
Shane Battis
and
Kelsey Emery
Published Sep 27, 2017
In light of international event, TCU students found unity through prayer and community underneath the campus flags.
TCU alumni’s açaí bowl business takes off
By
Riley Knight
Published Sep 27, 2017
Two TCU alumni have big plans for their business, "Rollin' n Bowlin'."
Soul Repair Center looks to expand reach on campus
By
Kelsey Emery
Published Sep 27, 2017
For the past five years, the Brite Divinity School Soul Repair Center has been a leader in research and public education on moral injury for veterans.
‘Pyramid of Success’ guides football’s season
By
Branson Nelson
Published Sep 27, 2017
TCU looks to its Pyramid of Success for guidance after its 4-0 start.
Construction noise brings classroom confusion
By
William Konig
Published Sep 26, 2017
TCU construction on the east side of campus is causing a distraction for some students.
Students start a discussion using video conferencing
By
Alexa Hines
Published Sep 26, 2017
Honors students are taking global learning a step further by interacting with an international university.
TCU House Calls welcome students back to the new school year
By
Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Sep 26, 2017
Faculty and staff volunteers went door-to-door throughout the residence halls last week to check on students and the overall community on campus.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle felt heartless
By
William Konig
Published Sep 25, 2017
"The Golden Circle" was a disappointing and boring sequel.
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