By Allie Snyder / Posted April 15, 2013
Student body officer candidates will be answering questions during a debate in the TCU News Now studio on Wednesday at 4 p.m.
This will be the third debate hosted by News Now since the fall elections in 2011.
By Chloe Coleman / Posted April 15, 2013
TCU students with Massachusetts connections reacted in shock to the Boston Marathon bombing that took place Monday.
Chris Meyers, a sophomore strategic communication major, said he was worried when he heard his cousin was running the marathon when the bombing took place.
By Olivia Caridi / Posted April 15, 2013
Nearly 20 years ago she was a divorced mother of two struggling to care for her family. She still recalls the day she stood in a Birmingham, Ala. grocery store with $100 in her checkbook. Her sons, then ages 2 and 4, sat in the cart as she eyed the choices in the cereal aisle.
By Ryann Harris / Posted April 15, 2013
Some students jump right into the workforce after they graduate and some decide to continue their education by going to graduate school, but many students have strived to make a difference in education by working for Teach for America.
By Sophie Turner / Posted April 13, 2013
Alpha Chi Omega sorority members and other TCU students showed their support for the Women's Center of Tarrant County by participating in the
By Chloe Coleman / Posted April 13, 2013
Attendance for the university police department’s Rape Aggression Defense class might be affected by the decrease in crime alerts sent via email, Pam Christian, the university crime prevention specialist, said.
By Ryann Harris / Posted April 13, 2013
The Board of Trustees met with the members of Intercom regarding important decisions about TCU’s campus and student-life on Thursday and Friday.
On Thursday morning, Student Government Association president Josh Simpson presented a “student report” to the board, outlining issues that SGA and Intercom felt were important on campus.
By Allie Snyder / Posted April 12, 2013
A survey administered by SGA showed that 50 percent of the students who responded said they cared about diversity in some way and thought about it often or very often.
Yet, only 10 percent of those who responded said they thought TCU discusses diversity.
By Shelby Tsuji / Posted April 12, 2013
About 140 TCU students relaxed into their seats, bowed their heads and took several deep breaths as part of a stress and mindfulness forum Friday afternoon in the Brown-Lupton University Union Auditorium.
By Kendall Morris and Michelle Burden / Posted April 12, 2013
After a year of serving as interim dean, Phil Hartman has been named the dean of the College of Science and Engineering, according to an email from Provost Nowell Donovan.
