Exclusivity. Passivity. Isolation. These were the three main topics discussed at the first meeting of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) TCU chapter.  Tonight’s...

A lot has changed over the last 50 years since Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. TCU, a school which once refused to host King on his visit to Fort Worth, honored him through the...

On the north side of Milwaukee in the 53206 ZIP code, 62 percent of black males are or have been incarcerated, the highest percentage in the United States. But those serving the sentences are not the...

A visit decades ago by one of America’s most iconic leaders will be immortalized in downtown Fort Worth. On Oct. 22, 1959, Civil Rights leader and minister Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made a visit...

As part of the university's continued efforts to promote "diversity, equity and inclusivity" Aisha Torrey-Sawyer has been named the Director of Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives at TCU. TCU 360 recently...

The producer of a documentary about racism in East Texas said it was “commonplace” when he was growing up in Grand Saline, Texas. The city and its residents are featured in “Man on Fire,”...

A friendship that seemed to have no chance of ever forming and would have been deemed absolutely unacceptable by many wound up having an everlasting impact on a nation and its people. Former Prison...

Every February the legacies of influential African-Americans are celebrated during Black History Month and the Brite Divinity School has someone in their history that helped change the nature of its school,...

Six words: “More than a major. A movement.” These words serve as the motto for the Comparative Race & Ethnic Studies (CRES) program as it looks forward to continuing to impact TCU at its core. As...