By Ariel Humble / Posted November 27, 2012
Moving a million books to an off-campus storage facility is one phase in a plan that is meant to satisfy the student need for more seating in the library, said June Koelker, the dean of the library.
By Ariel Humble / Posted November 7, 2012
The pride in representing a Greek organization is something that is passed down from generation to generation, sorority members said.
Within each sorority is a "big and little sister" program that is used to give new members an individual member to rely on as they begin their college experience.
By Ariel Humble / Posted November 3, 2012
TCU 360 won the 2012 Pinnacle Award from the College Media Association for breaking news on the web for the students' drug arrests coverage.
By Ariel Humble / Posted October 29, 2012
The TCU women’s cross country team met expectations at its first Big 12 Championship meet, placing fifth overall.
Head Coach Liz Wort said last week that she expected the team to place fifth if everyone ran the way they were expected to.
By Ariel Humble / Posted October 26, 2012
The TCU cross country team has been consistently improving each week in preparation for its first appearance in a Big 12 Championship meet Saturday in Austin.
"Basically every meet has been improvement, improvement, improvement and that's not just me, that's everybody," senior runner Tricia Terry said.
By Ariel Humble / Posted October 21, 2012
The Horned Frogs were not ranked in the BCS poll this week, coming down from the 23rd spot.
In the Big 12, Kansas State (3) and the University of Oklahoma (8) moved up one spot and the University of Texas (23) moved up two.
Texas Tech (14) moved up three after its three point win at TCU. Iowa State, who lost to Oklahoma State, also moved off the poll.
By Ariel Humble / Posted October 18, 2012
Beta Upsilon Chi fraternity, which recently selected a new philanthropic cause, made "Family" the theme of their annual Island Party.
“We chose Refugee Services of Texas because we wanted a more personal interaction with the philanthropy that we were going to choose,” Nathan Brasher, a senior film, television and digital media major and BYX president, said.
By Ariel Humble / Posted September 26, 2012
Kappa Lambda Delta Sorority Inc. celebrated its founders week by hosting five senses experiments to support autism awareness.
There was a table for each sense and experiments designed to overwhelm the senses. For example, putting headphones in on a high volume and trying to speak to the person next to you, or tasting sour, sweet and spicy in under a minute.
By Ariel Humble / Posted September 24, 2012
Here are some TCU Greek events on campus this week.
Week-long events:
This week is National Hazing Prevention Week (NHPW). Sorority and Fraternity Life, Student Development Services, the Alcohol and Drug Education Center and Order of Omega are hosting events every day to raise hazing prevention awareness, among other topics. There will be a table outside of Market Square each day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. where students can sign an anti-hazing banner and receive a free t-shirt.
By Ariel Humble / Posted September 18, 2012
Week-long events:
Kappa Lambda Delta sorority will hold a week-long event called Kappa D’feating Autism to raise awareness on campus.
This week, Pi Kappa Phi will hold push week, a series of events that raise money and awareness for Push America, benefitting people with disabilities.
Monday, Sept. 17:
