By Bailey McGowan / Posted June 11, 2012
Shakespeare returns to TCU with the start of the Trinity Shakespeare Festival.
By Lexy Cruz / Posted June 11, 2012
Drivers should find another way to get through the intersection of University Drive and Berry Street because it's officially closed.
By Bailey McGowan / Posted June 11, 2012
Within hours of the announcement that the Big East is suing TCU for $5 million, people took to Twitter to express their thoughts.
By Andrea Masenda / Posted June 11, 2012
The Big East Conference sued the university for $5 million in federal district court Monday saying that TCU reneged its agreement to join the conference this fall.
By Andrea Masenda / Posted June 5, 2012
The university’s advertising campaign team placed 11th out of 19 teams at the National Student Advertising Competition in Austin this weekend.
By Lexy Cruz / Posted June 3, 2012
Driving near campus this summer will be very different since City Council decided to close the intersection of Berry Street and University Drive in order to fast track Berry Street’s construction process.
By Bailey McGowan / Posted June 1, 2012
14th Annual Fort Worth’s Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival
1. Over a decade ago, a local film festival started at TCU as a discussion group. Now, the 14th Annual Fort Worth’s Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival runs now through Sunday at the Rose Marine Theater. Tickets vary in pricing depending on how many programs you plan to attend. More information can be found here.
By Lexy Cruz / Posted May 31, 2012
University officials said Thursday that they support a proposal to close the Berry Street and University Drive intersection for much of the summer, because fast-tracking the project is a safer option for student and road traffic.
By Bailey McGowan and Kaileigh Kurtin / Posted May 31, 2012
A total of 39,500 donors contributed $432 million in 7 years for The Campaign for TCU.
In an email sent to faculty and staff on Thursday, Chancellor Victor Boschini thanked staff and linked to the video below as a teaser to a full report coming in the fall.
The Campaign for TCU cites the following as its goals and priorities:
By Lexy Cruz / Posted May 30, 2012
City planners want to close the intersection of Berry Street and University Drive for much of this summer to fast track the redevelopment of Berry Street.
At Tuesday’s Fort Worth City Council meeting, council members are expected to choose between this proposal, or 10 months of construction that would include lane closures, but not a complete shutdown.
