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Non-traditional classrooms to continue to be used next semester as distancing requirements persist
With social distancing guidelines limiting the numbers of students who can be in a room, large spaces have been turned into classrooms.
TCU Theatre looks forward to second-weekend performances of Children of Eden
The show will have to be streamed for family members due to COVID-19.
Newest student organization hopes to provide a space for minority students interested in law
The organization was started by students who did not think there was enough diversity in the current pre-law organization.
TCU Vocal Jazz prepares for Thursday night concert with choreography number in the library
The group filmed a video in the library Monday night.
Thousands of TCU community members receive COVID-19 vaccines as university supply increases
TCU has held vaccine clinics for students, faculty and staff during each of the past two weeks.
TCU students show off years of work at first virtual honors research forum
Students involved in research had opportunities to present their findings this spring.
TCU News Now 4/14/2021
This week on TCU News Now: special coverage of the Student Government Association elections.
Episode 253 – TEXAS TRANSFER UNIVERSITY
Jack and Noah cover the 2021 Masters tournament, recent MLB news, TCU men's basketball's plethora of transfers, and a full NBA recap.
Horoscope: April 15, 2021
A baby born today has a Sun in Aries and a Moon in Taurus until 2:34 a.m., when the Moon enters Gemini.
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Environmental spotlight: Explaining the twin threats facing shark and ray populations worldwide
Global shark and ray populations have plummeted 71% in the past 50 years as overfishing increased 18-fold.
What we’re reading: Johnson and Johnson vaccine remains on hold, officer charged in Minnesota
The officer was charged with second-degree manslaughter.
What we’re reading: FDA recommends pausing Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Minnesota police officer resigns
The vaccine has caused rare forms of blood clots in 6 of the 6.8 million vaccinated in the U.S.
What we’re reading: Request to sequester denied in Chauvin trial, Michigan’s COVID-19 cases rise
Derek Chauvin trial for request to sequester denied.
Newest DFW retail store offers a different kind of discount shopping
Crazy Cazboy's is bringing a twist to discount shopping.
Experts concerned about rise in Fort Worth’s homeless population as eviction moratorium nears end
The city saw a decrease in its homeless population this past year, but experts worry that it may rise again.
Popular karaoke bar Poop Deck plans relocation to Bluebonnet Circle
The bar is known for its karaoke, but is excited to show TCU students its food menu at the new location.