By Jordan Ray / Posted May 16, 2013
Although the spring semester is finished, life still goes on at TCU in the summer. If you're in the area, here are seven things you can do in Fort Worth this weekend.
Star Trek Into Darkness
By Chloe Coleman / Posted May 15, 2013
The almost two year long construction project on Berry Street will soon come to a close, director of major projects Harold Leeman said.
“Berry Street construction was supposed to be finished by the third week of March. The roadwork was finished by that time but all the finishing landscape was not complete,” he said.
By Jake Harris / Posted May 14, 2013
This story was corrected to show that $4.1 million is the amount that expenses exceeded revenue for FY2012.
By Colin Perry / Posted May 13, 2013
The 2012-2013 school year contained many newsworthy events. Here's a slideshow of the Top 13 moments from this school year.
1. TCU Basketball upsets No. 5 Kansas at the Daniel-Meyer Coliseum
By Katherine Love / Posted May 12, 2013
Each year, some graduating seniors choose to decorate their mortarboards as a means of expressing themselves among the hundreds of purple robes and hats.
“I think it's a great way for students to express both their personalities and their accomplishments,” said Lacey Gardell, a graduate of the speech-language pathology program.
By J.D. Moore / Posted May 11, 2013
The largest graduation class in TCU's history walked the stage Saturday, as 1,599 students graduated in a split Spring Commencement.
By Olivia Caridi / Posted May 10, 2013
About 1,599 students are expected to graduate from TCU during Saturday's split Spring Commencement ceremonies.
By Chloe Coleman / Posted May 9, 2013
Soon after the university says goodbye to its graduating seniors, it will begin making more room for students.
Although there are no specific start dates yet, Director of Housing and Residence Life Craig Allen said the site work and groundbreaking should take place soon after graduation ceremonies on May 11.
By Taylor Williams / Posted May 9, 2013
One donation drive at TCU is attempting to prevent students from throwing out potentially useful items by turning student trash into treasure.
By Katherine Love / Posted May 8, 2013
Her father has always told her, “Be excellent.”
And excellent is a good way to describe the résumé senior Kimberly Hyde has built.
The double major in chemistry and biology has excelled in balancing her classes with leadership roles, volunteering, study abroad, and other activities to earn some of TCU’s most prestigious recognitions.
