By Daniel Salazar / Posted September 27, 2012
Student Body Vice President of Operations Joshua Simpson unveiled plans and designs for an on-campus student memorial at the Student Government Association Meeting on Tuesday.
The student memorial will be built in honor and remembrance of university students who have died, Simpson said.
By Alex Apple / Posted September 26, 2012
The Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences established a new mentoring program designed to ease the transition for first-year nursing majors.
Twenty-nine junior and senior nursing students have applied and been accepted as mentors for first-year students seeking guidance during their first year of nursing school.
By Molly Jones / Posted September 26, 2012
Student Development Services and the John V. Roach Honors College are inviting students to answer a big question: “What’s the point of elections, anyway?”
Big Questions is an event that brings students and faculty together to discuss stimulating questions not always asked in the classroom, senior political science and history double major Pearce Edwards said.
By Jordan Rubio / Posted September 26, 2012
The sound of shoes striking the hardwood floor filled the air. The dancers' steady tap-tap mixed with sudden bursts of frantic steps resonated throughout the dance studio.
Welcome to Friday nights at Footworks Dance Studio with Tapified, the university’s new tap dancing club.
By Ryan West / Posted September 26, 2012
The average student at a national university, such as TCU, is showing that it is becoming less common for college students to graduate in four years or less.
In 2011, a U.S. News and World Report Rankings showed the national four-year graduation rate was 40.1 percent. According to the report, most students take up to six years to graduate.
By Ariel Humble / Posted September 26, 2012
Kappa Lambda Delta Sorority Inc. celebrated its founders week by hosting five senses experiments to support autism awareness.
There was a table for each sense and experiments designed to overwhelm the senses. For example, putting headphones in on a high volume and trying to speak to the person next to you, or tasting sour, sweet and spicy in under a minute.
By Alex Mace and Brent Folan / Posted September 26, 2012
To all Horned Frogs and Mustangs,
This Saturday, September 29, our football teams compete in the “Battle for the Iron Skillet” for the 91st year.
We anticipate an exceptional game, great weather, and the opportunity for students and alumni to get reacquainted.
By Mike Zeko / Posted September 25, 2012
TCU was awarded a $243,982 grant to extend the suicide prevention initiative on campus by U.S. Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration.
By Daniel Salazar / Posted September 25, 2012
Follow TCU 360's live blog during today's SGA meeting starting at 5 p.m.
By Taylor Prater / Posted September 24, 2012
TCU Family Weekend featured a 42 percent increase in attending families this year compared with last year, Kim Turner, assistant director of student activities, said.
This year, 3,788 people pre-registered for family weekend versus 2,668 people who pre-registered last year, Turner said.
