By Taylor Prater / Posted May 3, 2013
It is strange for me to say that after two years serving TCU student media, I will be graduating in May and leaving the newsroom, my home away from home.
By Pearce Edwards / Posted May 1, 2013
When the TCU Class of 2013 crosses the stage on May 11, a litany of accomplishments and accolades will follow. Perhaps our class is the most decorated batch at the university to date, perhaps it has the highest number of graduates receiving prestigious fellowships and perhaps it has the highest GPA average or retention rate.
By Yolanda Mashni / Posted April 30, 2013
The student memorial placed between Jarvis and Reed halls is a symbol of what TCU stands for. This single lotus leaf radiates its bronze beauty for all of the TCU community to gaze at. But what is its purpose on this gorgeous campus?
By Traug Keller / Posted April 30, 2013
Jason Collins did something he had wanted to do for a long time Monday.
Play a round of golf. It was the first time he had played since October and he broke 100. But, while he was focusing on making par, the whole world of sports was focused on him for a different reason.
By Abbie Maynard / Posted April 26, 2013
The presence of various cultural events on TCU’s campus is essential for creating a diverse campus that is knowledgeable and aware of other ethnicities and heritages besides the majority.
By Jack Enright / Posted April 26, 2013
In less than one month, I will join over a thousand seniors here at TCU in moving on to the next chapter in life. Some will attend graduate school, some will start careers and some will hope to start a career at some point soon after graduation. Regardless of the path we choose, we will all look back at the many memories we developed as Horned Frogs.
By Samantha Calimbahin / Posted April 26, 2013
Admit it. You can already taste those Chick-fil-A nuggets.
By Samantha Calimbahin / Posted April 18, 2013
Texas is, without a doubt, a cultural melting pot. Texas Christian University? Not so much—well, according to SGA's diversity commission, anyway.
The commission compiled a report saying that TCU has an apparent lack of interest in promoting diversity, a critique countered by Dean of Admission Ray Brown, who said that diversity is one of TCU's main goals.
By Jonathan Davis / Posted April 11, 2013
With the recent debate about gay marriage in the Supreme Court and again on campus in relation to the recent BYX controversy, I believe the topic of gay rights merits further debate.
By Nikasha Chandhok / Posted April 3, 2013
If you are currently reading this, then you know English. You might think that was a silly statement, and it might be. But you would not be able to communicate with the world around you with ease if you did not know English.
