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Claudia Tiffany Rodriguez will be performing during Reconciliation Day 2024. (Photo courtesy of Claudia Tiffany Rodriguez)

Race and Reconciliation Day will feature talent and culture of TCU student

By Haylee Chiariello, Staff Writer
Published Apr 9, 2024
Claudia Tiffany Rodriguez, an accomplished and recognized folklorico performer, will perform in the Intellectual Commons on Wednesday.

Go inside to stay alive: surviving tornado season in Fort Worth

By Allie DeSimone and Cate Stewart
Published Apr 9, 2024
Being ready with an emergency kit and knowing where to seek shelter can ensure safety during severe weather.
Student Body President Joe Winick and Chief of Staff Ash Harris present H.B. 110-16 to cut Frog Aides funding at the SGA meeting on April 9, 2024. (Ella M. Mercer/Staff Photographer)

SGA drops Frog Aides, unanimously approves next year’s budget

By Ella M. Mercer, Staff Writer
Published Apr 9, 2024
SGA will have $945,000 next year to spend on the fall concert and clubs.
Unscripted LIVE: NCAA Mens Basketball National Championship pre-game show

Unscripted LIVE: NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship pre-game show

By Ethan Love, Executive Producer
Published Apr 8, 2024
Hear the crew break down everything men's basketball tonight in anticipation of UCONN and Purdue's matchup.
Lesli Figueredo explains the benefits on equine therapy in the TCU commons. (Shalyn Minshew/Staff Photographer)

TCU Counseling and Mental Health Center offers equine therapy

By Shalyn Minshew, Staff Writer
Published Apr 8, 2024
TCU has partnered with Freedom Reigns Counseling to incorporate equine therapy as an option for students.
The Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU (Photo courtesy of Kyle Cornelison)

The reputation of TCU’s Van Cliburn Concert Hall brings in high-caliber military ensembles

By Caleb Gottry, Staff Writer
Published Apr 5, 2024
“The word is out” about TCU’s acoustically pristine concert hall, bringing many premiere music groups to the campus and the community.
A sign in a subdivision shows newly built D.R. Horton houses for sale in a Fort Worth, Texas file photo from Nov. 14, 2006. D.R. Horton Inc., one of the nations largest homebuilders, said fiscal first-quarter sales orders fell 28 percent year-over-year, dampening sentiment that the housing sector may be getting over its troubles. (AP Photo/Donna McWilliam, File)

Housing costs are on the rise in the Lone Star State

By Jordan Montgomery, Staff Writer
Published Apr 4, 2024
Texans are having trouble finding affordable housing in recent years, despite the region having a historic reputation of being a low-cost state.
The Skiff: AIM causing a musical metamorphasis

The Skiff: AIM causing a musical metamorphasis

By Walter Flanagin, The Skiff Editor
Published Apr 4, 2024
Volume 122, Issue 22: Also, a total eclipse, breaking barriers and standing with survivors.
News Now 4/3/2024

TCU News Now: Solar Eclipse campus watch parties, a parking expansion project and the $1.09 billion Powerball Jackpot

By News Now Staff
Published Apr 3, 2024
This week on TCU News Now: Solar Eclipse campus watch parties, a parking expansion project and the $1.09 billion Powerball Jackpot.
TCUs Sydney Harris shoots a three-pointer.

TCU women’s basketball Sydney Harris to enter transfer portal

By Nick Girimonte, Staff Writer
Published Apr 3, 2024
Sophomore guard Sydney Harris will transfer after one season at TCU.
Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine student Fatema Jafferji assesses a boy’s throat at a Refugee Health Initiative clinic in November 2022. The boy and his family are refugees from Syria. (Photo courtesy of Stephanie Elbanna)

Burnett School of Medicine at TCU students pilot health literacy initiative for refugees

By Zahra Ahmad, Staff Writer
Published Apr 2, 2024
A new initiative by the Burnett School of Medicine is the school's first to focus on refugee health.
One Shade Greener partners with SGA to clean Worth Hills Pond. (Photo Courtesy of Katie Hoang)

A student quests to make the earth “One Shade Greener”

By Kelsey Finley, Staff Writer
Published Apr 2, 2024
One high school student's idea evolved into a non profit committed to the efforts of leaving the earth better than we found it.