Midterm elections are upon us. How do TCU students feel about voting?

TCU has planted over 3,200 trees on campus that provide shade, food for wildlife and heat relief.

Take tailgating to the next level with these tips from TCU Seniors and the TCU Wellness Center. 

The TCU Dutchmen are a select spirit squad that interact closely with the student section at athletic events. They've only been around a decade, but they've made an impact on the game day experience.

Harris joined SGA as Dining Committee Chair. She soon realized that she wanted to make a bigger impact through running for Speaker of the House. 

In the resurgence of live theater post-pandemic, professional actors at Circle Theatre are once again taking the stage with Theatre TCU students.

After a thorough process and careful selection from a large pool of seniors, Ethan Ridenour earned TCU's Outstanding Senior award due to his heavy involvement in TCU’s Frog Camp, Day of Service and Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.

Midterm elections take place Nov. 8 and will determine Texas policies and elected officials, including the state's next governor.

TCU International Justice Mission's annual pop-up shop helps initiate conversations about human trafficking while raising funds for anti-trafficking programs.

No. 7 TCU beat West Virginia 41-31 in Morgantown to remain undefeated at 8-0.

TCU's Sonny Dykes has won his first seven games as head coach of the Frogs football team. The last coach to do that was Francis Schmidt, who led TCU football and basketball to conference championships.

Students can choose from more than 20 off-campus volunteer sites including elementary schools, local parks, festivals, Boys & Girls Clubs, food banks and community farms. On-campus activities include making blankets, sandwiches or hygiene bags or volunteering with children.