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The Coyote Drive-In Theatre officially opened its doors to the public on May 10, offering the city of Fort Worth and TCU students a new take on a vintage way to watch movies.
Over the past couple weeks, the TCU Press has been asking for donations of Colby D. Hall’s "History of Texas Christian University: a College of the Cattle Frontier" in order to perform the first widespread reprint of the book.
With another week coming to a close, here’s seven things you can do if you’re in Fort Worth this weekend.
Coyote Drive-In
TCU senior nursing major Anne Bowe died Wednesday morning at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, according to Tarrant County Medical Examiner records.
Medical Examiner records indicate that Bowe's time of death was 10:55 a.m.
Bowe’s cause of death is not listed on the medical examiner records at this time.
A course that hasn't been offered since TCU's 2008 Spring term, African-American Experience Since 1619, is re-emerging and being offered to students during the upcoming June session.
The TCU Western equestrian team will add a new rider to its roster in the fall, according to a press release.
Western head coach Kindel Walter announced Tuesday that Carley Montemuro will join the Horned Frog equestrian team in the fall after she graduates from William Floyd High School in New York.
Walter said that she was excited to have Montemuro join the team.
Jantzen Witte, Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year, was among eight members of the TCU baseball team recognized by Big 12 coaches as all-conference performers on Tuesday.
Sophomore pitcher Preston Morrison was named to the first-team, while teammates Witte and freshman pitcher Alex Young were recognized on the second-team.
The Phillips 66 Big 12 Championships baseball tournament scheduled to start on Wednesday in will now begin on Thursday as a result of the tornado that hit Moore, Okla., according to a press release.
