By Lexy Cruz / Posted May 17, 2012
Alumnus Brett Major still remembers the “More Than Words” presentation TCU holds at every Frog Camp, that’s where he learned that discrimination of any type shouldn’t be tolerated.
By Caroline McDonald / Posted May 10, 2012
Former frog Gerald Warfield was honored at the 28th Annual L. Ron Hubbard Achievement awards at the Wilshire Ebell Theater in Los Angeles, CA. Warfield was one of 12 writers at the event to win the Writers of the Future Contest for his story “The Poly Islands”.
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 Morgan Welch / Posted May 4, 2012
When Vanessa Miller moved from California to Fort Worth to teach psychology at TCU, she thought she would have to give up one of her favorite stores, Trader Joe’s.
By Sneha Antony / Posted May 2, 2012
San Antonio resident Michael Garcia said he traveled all the way to Fort Worth to attend the West Berry Block Party to experience and support the two cities’ music communities.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted April 23, 2012
Many college students across the state, including TCU students, will have to adjust their voting plans because of the delayed Texas Republican primary.
By Andrea Masenda / Posted April 20, 2012
“The Largest Nightclub in Texas,” Lone Star Night Club located on Commerce Street in downtown Fort Worth is a prime location for diversity and dance without ever having a shortage of things to do. The club opened in December of 2010 and is home to different themed nights, some of which are open at the same time.
By Jenn Lazear / Posted April 19, 2012
The Women’s Center of Tarrant County hosted its 16th annual Victory over Violence 5K Run/Walk Saturday with help from the Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
The Women’s Center director of public relations Susan Fine said the purpose of the run was to raise money to help victims of violence to heal and be able to live productive lives.
By Liliana Lamas / Posted April 16, 2012
Bonnie Frederick, a Spanish professor at the university, shared her most popular recipes for the traditional tortilla española and marinated tomatoes, straight from the kitchens of Southern Spain. Frederick has visited Spain eight times and has been to several other countries, but to her it is never quite enough.
By Lauren Monroe / Posted April 16, 2012
The spring 2012 Fashion Week showed more variety than one can remember. Imagination flowed rampantly and styles evoked economic optimism. Colors got bolder, prints went psychedelic and metallic zinged in front of our eyes.
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