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Daylight Saving Time has ended, making the days shorter and nights longer

Daylight saving time may affect some students’ mood

By Taylor Boser
Published Nov 10, 2018
Shorter days and longer nights may cause some students to feel a big impact on their mood.
Crews install new waterline on W. Cantey for new fashion merchandising building (photo by Richard Edgemon).

TCU Board of Trustees vote on increasing tuition, updates on construction

By Taylor Boser
Published Nov 9, 2018
Fall tuition will increase by 4.9 percent.
Philanthropy Week brings awareness to importance of donors

Philanthropy Week brings awareness to importance of donors

By Reese Price
Published Nov 8, 2018
Philanthropy Week is a way for the TCU community to learn more about the importance of philanthropy and the act of donating.
Isaac Portillo, a junior at TCU, poses with his message on his arms. Photo courtesy of Cristian Soto.

Students address diversity and inclusion in ‘Dear TCU’ campaign

By Brody Haverstick
Published Nov 7, 2018
A new social media campaign is helping TCU students spread awareness on diversity and social justice issues.
The Faculty Senate meets once a month to discuss faculty related issues.

UPDATE: Open Forum offers students chance to meet provost candidates

By Oscar Hernandez
Published Nov 7, 2018
The provost search committee is progressing on schedule with candidates narrowed down to three semi-finalists.
The NCAA announced the 64-team tournament field Monday afternoon. Photo by Jack Wallace

Soccer earns third consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Nov 6, 2018
TCU Soccer hosts their second NCAA Tournament game in three seasons as they take on Brigham Young University.
Faculty of the Department of Spanish and Hispanic Studies set up this altar for Day of the Dead in Scharbauer Hall. (Renee Umsted/Executive Editor)

Day of the Dead celebrations encourage respect and civility

By Renee Umsted
Published Nov 5, 2018
A holiday celebrated predominantly by people of Mexican descent aided in linking cultures and creating respect for the traditions of other groups.
A gas leak at King Family Commons Thursday forced evacuations of the building. Photo taken by Kacey Bowen.

Gas leak repaired: King Family Commons cleared after evacuation

By Robbie Vaglio
Published Nov 1, 2018
Students are urged to avoid King Family Commons following a gas leak Thursday afternoon.
TCU Student, Dr. Oneybadi and Dr. George pose for a photo before the panel in the BLUU Auditorium. Photo Courtesy of Sam Fristachi

National and international students gather to discuss civil discourse

By Sam Fristachi
Published Oct 30, 2018
Five students from five different countries discussed the importance of debate.
Course for Spanish speaking employees doubles in size

Course for Spanish speaking employees doubles in size

By Grace Amiss
Published Oct 29, 2018
A program that teaches English to its Spanish speaking staff has doubled in size since last year. 
The newest addition to the University Drive strip, Shep’s Place, opened for its first full day on October 18th, 2018. Taken October 18th, 2018. Photo by Jack Wallace

Shep’s Off the Hook Seafood offers new dining options

By Jack Wallace
Published Oct 29, 2018
Shep's Place opens up in Salsa Limon's former location to provide new food options for the TCU community.
Alpha Chi Omega's flyer for their 2018 "Walk a Mile in Her Shoes" philanthropy event.

‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ promotes domestic violence awareness

By Dylan Guest
Published Oct 27, 2018
Alpha Chi Omega hosted their annual philanthropy event where men raced each other in heels to raise awareness for domestic violence.
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