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MSA co-presidents, Hira Chaudhary and Amal Khan

Choosing TCU as a religious minority student

By Kaylee Bowers
Published Nov 29, 2016
A TCU senior explains why she chose TCU as a Muslim student and what her experience has been like leading the Muslim Student Association on campus.
Raavi Baldota leads her free Bollywood cardio class demo at the rec center on Oct. 14, 2016.

Bollywood cardio class spreads cultural awareness

By Kaylee Bowers
Published Nov 3, 2016
An Indian student is using a Bollywood cardio class to spread cultural awareness.
Al Wahaibi with friends at a TCU football game

From Muscat to Fort Worth

By Kaylee Bowers
Published Oct 12, 2016
One TCU student is the school's first from Muscat, Oman.
Summer 2014 Frog Campers pose at Challenge B, one of the Texas camps that will now be free.

Texas Frog Camps are now free for incoming students

Published Apr 12, 2016
The nine Texas camps have between 160 and 350 students and used to cost between $200 and $250.
Duy Dang (on the right) visited Chile with Neeley Fellows.

Graduation: Looking back

By Kaylee Bowers
Published Mar 23, 2016
Graduating seniors offered advice on enjoying the present moment.
Rep. Tom Reed, R-N.Y., speaks during a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington on June 4, 2013. Reed is drafting a proposal that would require college endowments of more than $1 billion to spend at least 25 percent of their profits every year on financial aid. Reeds goal is to help lower tuition costs for students from working-class families.

TCU has $1 billion endowment; Congress wants to know why

Published Mar 20, 2016
Congress is looking into how TCU and 55 other private schools use their endowments of over $1 billion.
Lydia Mackay, an adjunct in the theater department, leads her Survey of Theater class in a warmup on Feb. 11.

Provost says adjunct raise aligns with university goals, but won’t happen soon

Published Mar 16, 2016
As the TCU administration considers increasing salaries for adjuncts, the budget will remain a reason for delay.
Dr. Theresa Gaul worked on a core approval committee when the TCU Core Curriculum was first introduced.

Options for core classes continue to expand

Published Feb 29, 2016
Two more classes were approved for the TCU Core Curriculum this semester.
Romana Hughes, Kerrie Meister, Joanna Schmidt and Desmond Morris are leading the transition from eCollege to TCU Online. They are pictured here on Monday, Feb. 22, 2016, in Fort Worth, Texas.

Pilot for eCollege replacement starts soon

Published Feb 29, 2016
Faculty selected to participate in the new software's pilot can attend lunch meetings March 4 and March 14 to learn more.
Lydia Mackay, an adjunct in the theater department, leads her Survey of Theater class in a warmup on Feb. 11.

Inside the life of an adjunct professor

Published Feb 15, 2016
Following a Faculty Senate resolution to increase pay for adjunct instructors, TCU 360 talked to an adjunct about how her role at TCU fits into her career.
Dr. Andrew Ledbetter worked on the study that supported the Faculty Senates resolution.

Faculty Senate recommends increasing adjunct pay

Published Feb 5, 2016
The Faculty Senate passed a resolution on Thursday encouraging to raise adjunct pay by $1,000 per 3-hour course.
Dr. Faegheh Shirazi, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin, lectured on the branding of Islam on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2016, in Fort Worth, Texas.

University of Texas professor talks the brand of Islam

Published Jan 28, 2016
The professor talked about products that are “religiously approved” for sale to Muslims and how they contribute to branding Islam.