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Sophomore business major Heidi Nguyen said Rate My Professors is her primary resource for researching professors.

Isuru Perera, a junior actuarial mathematics major, said RateMyProfessors.com is useful since he has had some phenomenal professors.

Karlie Lucas, a junior marketing and entrepreneurial management double major, shows how to navigate the Rate My Professors website.

[Photo] Students utilize Rate My Professors to reference courses

Published Nov 2, 2015
James Vaughan identified himself as "Frog Daddy" to frog fans at the Frog Alley.

When the game was over, all of TCU football players joined student body to sing TCU anthem.

Sean Williams band performed for participants at Frog Alley.

TCU marching band marched through the Frog Alley as they made their way to the stadium.

[Photo] How COVID-19 has affected TCU's School of Music

Published Apr 27, 2020
TCU Showgirls took part in the march through the Frog Valley.

Luke Wade, Mia Z are two featured artists for 2015 Frogs for the Cure music video and Ann Louden, chair of TCU Frogs for the Cure joined the marching band to march through Frog Alley.

TCU students waited for their turns to go through the gate which was designated for students.

Employees of Ol' South Pancake House catering trailer serve food to tailgaters before TCU against West Virginia game got started.

TCU Women's basketball team was present at the Frog Alley to sign autographs for frog fans.

Will Shotwell (left) and Corey Uribe (right) represented WBAP News Talk to participate in the Frog Alley.

Alex Martin (left) and Cole Goulet (right) who are members of TCU Ice Hockey came to the game and hoped to raise awareness among frog fans about "Pink in the Rink" event.

Noel Moreno (right), owner of Landmark Bar and Kitchen and two employees came out to Frog Alley to inform Fort Worth location of Landmark and gave our freebies to attendees.

Participants walked through Frog Alley to explore a variety of activities.

West Virginia Mountaineers' tailgaters gathered in the parking lot at Amon G. Carter Stadium around 4:19p.m. when the kickoff began at 6:30p.m.

The Allstate Tailgate Tour crew sets up their area for the Allstate "It's Good Sweepstakes." The winner receives $100,000, a trip to the Allstate Sugar Bowl, and a trip to Phoenix, Arizona, for the College Football National Championship.

Dillon Vestal, class of 2003, from Fort Worth, Texas, plays a game of corn hole at his tailgate before the game.

Members of the Baylor SportsCare team, the game sponsors for tonight, pose with their Halloween themed booth in Frog Alley

Ken Nicholson, class of 1984, from Aledo, Texas, stands with his tailgate buffet. He's been tailgating TCU games for the past 16 years.

TCU Drumline prepares for game time in the shade of the TCU Band trailer

The TV crew finishes setting up for the game airing on Fox Sports 1 at 6:30

Fans start picking up their tickets five hours before kickoff

Charles Everly of Fort Worth, Texas, sets up his tailgate on the north side of Amon G. Carter Stadium

Bryan Smith throws a pass five and a half hours before kickoff while tailgating in the Sam Baugh parking lot

Outside hitter Ashleigh Martin spikes a ball past the Longhorn's front line blockers. TCU defeated Texas in straight sets Wednesday (25-19, 25-19, 25-20).

[Photo] TCU volleyball upsets No. 2 Texas

Published Oct 29, 2015
Rain or shine university tours were still given. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

Students crossing South University Drive had to jump over the water build up on the edges of the street. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

Students crossing South University Drive had to jump over the water build up on the edges of the street. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

Students walking on campus before the heavy rain began, Oct 23. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

One of the newest deans on campus - Dean Anne Helmreich of the College of Fine Arts

[Photo] Here, there and back again

Published Nov 26, 2015
Jeffrey Kearney at TCU's Frog Fountain.

[Photo] With the strength of a warrior: TCU cheerleader returns to American Ninja Warrior

Published Nov 29, 2015
There are several quiet zones on the west side of Mary Couts Burnett library. Dani Black, freshman biology major and Meg Cooksey, sophomore neuroscience major study in the quiet zone of the first floor.

From left to right, Emily Fletcher, first-year English major, Cameron Colombe, first-year interior design major and Griffin Whiting, first-year pre-business study in the quiet zone on the first floor.

From left to right, Madison Deves, sophomore business major and Laura Meng, sophomore business major prefer studying in the front section of the west entry. Both students said this area becomes quiet since everyone goes to the newly renovated area of the library.

There are two study areas for graduate students on the third floor. Window desktop computers are available at the computer lab in the graduate reading room.

Casey Cunningham, senior political science prefers using Mac desktop to edit a short film because it is powerful and it has compatible software for video editing.

Junior supply chain major, Hannie Tran enjoys the study space of the Information Commons computer lab. She said the lights as well as the library environment help her focus on schoolwork.

The conversational and quiet sections of the west entry opens from 7a.m. to 1:30a.m. Sunday through Friday. The newly renovated area of the library is open 24 hours. The entire library closes at 8p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

If students enter the library from the west entry, this is the right wing of Information Commons computer lab. Both Window and Mac desktop computers will also be available.

If students enter the library from the west entry, this is the left wing of Information Commons computer lab. Both Window and Mac desktop computers are available.

From left to right, Essa Albinali, freshman mechanical engineering and Hannah Devotta, sophomore biology. Albinali and Devotta like to study in this area because the room temperature is fine compared with cold temperature of other study areas.

[Photo] Library's west entrance is up for a renovation

Published Oct 22, 2015
Ginny Ho, sophomore nutrition major studies for her microbiology test. The adjustable table that Ho works on and some tables on the right wing of Information Commons computer lab are not finished as more tables expect to be delivered.

All services and checkouts including headphones, Window and Mac laptops that used to be on the west takes places on the east side.

Dean of library, June Koelker said more Mac desktops are added to fulfill students' needs.

Erika Simonson is senior political science major

[Photo] Opinion: TCU should not support campus carry

By Erika Simonson
Published Nov 5, 2015
Memorial service for Emeritus Trustee Dee J. Kelly at University Christian Church. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

Memorial service for Emeritus Trustee Dee J. Kelly at University Christian Church. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

Memorial service for Emeritus Trustee Dee J. Kelly at University Christian Church. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

Memorial service for Emeritus Trustee Dee J. Kelly at University Christian Church. (Alexandra Plancarte/TCU360)

TCU Police Officers Pam Christian (left) and George Steen (right) inform students about crime prevention on campus.

[Photo] National Night Out encourages community cooperation to curb crime

Published Oct 6, 2015
Trevone Boykin broke Andy Dalton's record for most career touchdown passes in the win over Texas.

[Photo] Turpin scores four touchdowns in 50-7 blowout win over Texas

Published Oct 3, 2015
Chemistry Club perform experiments before Homecoming Parade

[Photo] Chemistry club interacts with kids in homecoming parade

Published Oct 3, 2015
The east entrance is not yet open to outside but can be access through the sky bridges or through the west entrance.

[Photo] Newly renovated library opens with celebration

Published Oct 2, 2015
Todd Waldvogel, associate vice chancellor for facilities and campus planning, uses a campus map to explain Facilities Master Plan. Friday, Sept. 18, 2015.

[Photo] Facilities Master Plan committee looking for input

Published Oct 5, 2015
From left to right, Grace Franko, Katherine Rodden, Olivia Bernstein and William Benish. Franko said group members can talk a little louder since this is a conversational area. Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015.

From left to right. Megan Jamieson, McKenna Arras. Jamieson and Arras study for their social psychology class as they prefer a quiet study room. Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015.

From left to right, Ryker Buttry, Kathryn McDonald, Travis Helms. Buttry said she would like to check out new group study room on the first floor of the library. Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015.

From left to right, Conner Neal, Braden Woodruff, Kelsey David and Cassy Wind. Woodruff said "this is cool kids club." This is a great area for group studying. "It's quiet but everyone is still be able to socialize," Woodruff said. Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015.

Brett Smith, first-year of pre-business, chooses to study here because it's quiet and it helps him focus on his work. Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015.

Panelists address students during the fireside forum on Tuesday, Sept. 22.

[Photo] Forums guide students to professional success

Published Oct 6, 2015
Todd Waldvogel, associate vice chancellor for facilities and campus planning, uses a campus map to explain Facilities Master Plan. Friday, Sept. 18, 2015.

[Photo] Facilities Master Plan committee looking for input

Published Oct 5, 2015
The library's new addition is expected to open Oct. 1. The library will connect to Rees-Jones Hall with a ground-floor plaza and a second-story sky bridge. Friday, Sept. 25, 2015.

Adjunct Professor Phyllis Allen and students listen to normal and abnormal heart sounds at the Basic Care Lab. Friday, Sept. 25, 2015.

Students practice using IV infusion pumps under the supervision of Barbara Patten, assistant professor of professional practice at the simulation lab. Friday, Sept. 25, 2015.

The parking garage will go over the creek. The Worth Hills parking garage is expected to finish by summer 2016. Thursday, Sept. 24, 2015.

Senior voice performance major, Emily Champagne studying before class.

Senior voice performance major, Emily Champagne studying before class.

Freshman fashion merchandising major, Maddy Jones sitting in the common room of a "Super Suite." The suite consist of two rooms, which are open doubles and two other rooms, that are open triples. The "Super Suite," has a shared common area.

Freshmen Chandler Whittington and Ilana Baiamonte taking advantage of the natural lighting while studying in Colby Hall.

Freshmen strategic communication majors, Evyn Schmidt and Savannah Botkin studying in the basement of Colby Hall also known as "Colby Cove."

[Photo] Colby Hall residents utilizing new amenities to the fullest

Published Oct 3, 2015
Freshmen Chandler Whittington and Ilana Baiamonte taking advantage of the natural lighting while studying in Colby Hall.

Construction equipment in the Worth Hills lot so the workers can build the new garage even faster in Fort Worth, Texas on Monday Sept. 21, 2015. (Nick Pauszek/TCU360)

[Photo] TCU students still find it hard to park despite new parking garage

Published Oct 6, 2015
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