By Chris Varano / Posted December 1, 2012
At the final game of the 2012 TCU football season, 250 seniors got the chance to be on the field to celebrate.
The senior students formed the “human tunnel” for the football team to run through before the game and they sung the TCU Alma Mater with the team after the game.
By Chris Varano and Ryan West / Posted November 14, 2012
Twenty-five years after his first visit to campus, the man who found the 3.2 million-year-old skeleton named Lucy returned to speak at the university Tuesday.
Donald Johanson told the story of Lucy’s discovery and how she forever changed the family tree of humanity.
By Chris Varano / Posted November 6, 2012
For the first time, film and television scholars came from all over the world to the university for a conference on Friday and Saturday.
The “Film and Television in the 21st Century Conference” featured speakers from Sweden, India, and Canada. Other speakers came from New Jersey, Georgia, Kentucky, and Ohio.
By Chris Varano / Posted October 26, 2012
Chef Tim Love hosted a grand opening event at his food truck on Thursday.
The event included free food from the Big Purple Truck and free t-shirts for people who followed @bptTCU on Twitter or liked its page on Facebook.
By Chris Varano / Posted October 1, 2012
Students can no longer just declare themselves as a strategic communication major.
The strategic communication division enacted a new application process to "downsize the major."
By Chris Varano / Posted September 11, 2012
TCU professor emeritus of history Paul Boller presented on and signed copies of his new book, “Essays on the President: Principles and Politics,” Thursday at a TCU Press event at the Mary Couts Burnett Library.
By Chris Varano / Posted May 9, 2012
Libby Davis was always a fan of the national pastime but now she reads everything she can on Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish. And it’s all in Japanese.
By Chris Varano / Posted April 13, 2012
The university now has the opportunity to speak to students from schools all across Texas with no travel necessary.
By Chris Varano / Posted April 5, 2012
The women’s tennis team (12-5) will travel to the high altitude of Laramie, Wyo. to compete Saturday against Wyoming (10-7).
Mental toughness in strange conditions has continued to define TCU this season, head coach Dave Borelli said.
By Chris Varano / Posted March 30, 2012
As spring practices come to a close, head coach Gary Patterson said the Horned Frogs were still far away from where they wanted to be.
“Defensively, we didn’t start as fast as we started on Tuesday,” Patterson said. “We had too many turnovers on offense.”
