By Joshua Trant / Posted October 1, 2012
The School of Music is presenting Russian choral/orchestral masterpieces at the Bass Performance Hall on Oct. 1.
The concert will comprise the Fort Worth-TCU Symphonic Choir, the TCU Symphony Orchestra, and TCU alumni.
By Ashton Hooker / Posted October 1, 2012
Roughly 20 percent of TCU students take longer than four years to complete an undergraduate degree, a university researcher said.
Dr. Cathy Colghan, TCU's director of Institutional Research, said it takes a student between four and five years, on average, to graduate.
By Kristin Barnes / Posted October 1, 2012
Every fall, all Panhellenic sororities participate in formal recruitment, but some chapters participate in a year-long informal recruitment and install new member education programs in order to maintain chapter membership.
By Max Montemer / Posted September 28, 2012
Playing for almost two decades on national television is just one facet of jazz guitarist Kevin Eubanks' long career.
Eubanks visited campus Friday afternoon for an interview with KTCU and talked about his headlining set for the Fort Worth Music Festival on Saturday night at the Will Rogers Memorial Cener.
By Kezhal Shah-Hosseini / Posted September 28, 2012
Milton Daniel Hall helped students register to vote in the upcoming elections with its "Rock the Vote" event on Thursday, Sept. 27.
Since the voter registration deadline is Oct. 9 for the state of Texas, events held by the university, such as Milton Daniel’s "Rock the Vote" registration, will help ensure students are prepared for upcoming elections.
By Molly Zuber / Posted September 28, 2012
Linbeck Construction has moved into the former Air Force ROTC building on Lowden Street.
Randall Brockett, superintendent at Linbeck, said the company moved into the university-owned building in late August. AFROTC moved into newly renovated offices in Rickel in August, as well.
By Matthew Johnston / Posted September 28, 2012
The TCU Capital Planning Committee decided to eliminate the Purple Bike Program in January 2011.
By Aundre Dean / Posted September 28, 2012
With gas prices at more than $3 per gallon and limited parking spots on campus, some students are opting for electric scooters.
The university provided designated parking spaces for manual scooters and bicycles at the bike racks, or in special motorcycle parking spots.
By Jake Harris and Joey McReynolds / Posted September 28, 2012
As a part of TCU 360's "Big Questions" partnership with Student Development Services and the John V. Roach Honors College, TCU 360 asked a random sampling of students for their answers to the following questions:
By Matthew Johnston / Posted September 28, 2012
As enrollment grows in size, so does the number of green and sustainable programs on campus.
According to the Princeton Review, the university is one of the most “environmentally-responsible” college campuses in the nation. The university began its green movement in 1996, the university website states.
