By Veronica Laborde / Posted February 27, 2013
Students did not let cold temperatures stop them from canoeing and kayaking on the Trinity River Tuesday night.
Five students and three leaders from the University Recreation Center went on the Full Moon Paddle and traveled four and a half miles on the Trinity River as part of the Adventure Trip Program.
By Jake Harris / Posted February 20, 2013
Learning a new language is never an easy task, but for some international students at the university, a seminar offered by the Intensive English Program makes learning English a little less strenuous.
By Sophie Turner / Posted February 18, 2013
The Fort Worth Independent School District has issued a press release in search of servant leader interns.
Sharon Herrera, a student engagement and school completion program specialist for FWISD, said the interns will be helping at-risk students who need a little push.
By Katherine Love / Posted February 17, 2013
Thirty-one social work students began a semester-long service project Tuesday that aims to break down stereotypes of the elderly population.
By Katie Newville / Posted February 13, 2013
Whether you are in a relationship or single this Valentine's Day, use this list to help guide you to making this Thursday special. Make it a day to celebrate the people in your life and a day to eat lots of chocolate.
By Maddi Bruton / Posted January 25, 2013
From playing cards, reading and watching television to talking or listening, TCU students volunteering at American Hospice are making a difference in the lives of hospice patients and their families across Fort Worth.
By Liliana Lamas and Olivia Caridi / Posted January 8, 2013
Ruth Carter Stevenson, a Fort Worth patron of the arts and philanthropist, died on Sunday after a lengthy illness.
Mrs. Stevenson, 89, extended the legacy of her father, the late Amon G. Carter, through her work at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art and the Amon G. Carter Foundation.
By Joshua Trant / Posted December 22, 2012
Working a shift at Italian Inn near the TCU campus is more than a job for some students in the theatre department – it’s another opportunity to perform outside of the classroom.
Known as the “Home to the Singing Waiters,” the Italian restaurant hires singers to perform in front of the dining crowd.
By Liliana Lamas / Posted December 19, 2012
TCU alumna Paige Zinsou will be among the guests attending one of the White House Holiday Open Houses put on by the President and the First Lady this holiday season.
By Liliana Lamas and Olivia Caridi / Posted December 17, 2012
A well acclaimed poet and professor who shared his poetry at the Live Oak Reading Series in October died Sunday from a stroke, according to the an article from the Los Angeles Times.
