By Rachael Lehman / Posted November 9, 2012
TCU will undergo changes in the Student Leadership Center this year starting with a new Director of Leadership.
An SMU graduate, Carol Clyde already feels she has found her home in the Horned Frog family and is celebrating her second month on TCU's campus.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted October 18, 2012
Students gathered on Tuesday night to join in an intimate evening of art and worship. A new addition to the campus, Christian Spirituality and Art allows students, faculty and staff to express their spirituality through different art mediums.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted September 27, 2012
Air Force ROTC and decorated military guests took part in TCU’s 28th annual Prisoner of War and Missing in Action day of remembrance last Thursday.
POW/MIA recognition day is a national military day of remembrance for the men and woman who were prisoners of war and those who are missing in action.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted May 5, 2012
Jane Kucko’s work with the study abroad program was rewarded recently by becoming the seventh recipient of the Ferrari Award.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted April 26, 2012
April 28 is National Take Back Medication Day and TCU nursing students are helping spread the word not only on campus but throughout the Fort Worth community as well.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted April 20, 2012
The record for the world’s longest slip and slide will remain the same now that TCU has canceled the Beta Theta Pi’s philanthropy.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted April 4, 2012
Meredith Babb, director of University Press of Florida, explained a new textbook movement to TCU students and staff at the Mary Couts Burnett Library.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted April 3, 2012
It was a full house at the Dee J. Kelly Alumni and Visitors Center, where nursing faculty and students came to hear about the growth of gerontological nursing and advancing health in the older adult.
By Rachael Lehman / Posted March 13, 2012
The Holden family woke up last Sunday morning and was treated to breakfast and a movie. Later that afternoon, the family returned to its apartment to find it completely transformed, courtesy of four students from the Neeley School of Business.
