TCU is the only school in the Big 12 Conference that hasn’t gone smoke-free. That may change soon.
Author: Sophia Doumani
Students share stories of discrimination
Meet two TCU students as they share their stories about overcoming racial adversity.
Rec Center fighting stigma of women and weight lifting
The TCU Campus Recreation Center staff is campaigning to encourage women to lift weights.
Winter weather causes health concerns
This winter was one of the warmest in Fort Worth history, and it had an effect on allergies.
The “perfect” freshman
40 percent of female college students have an eating disorder. One first-year student shares her struggle.
Global Impact on Healthcare to feature panel of renowned professionals
The Global Impact on Healthcare panel will feature five medical professionals with decades of experience in global healthcare.
Co-authors sign their new book at the TCU bookstore
Co-authors Anne Gallaher and Amy Howell signed new copies of their book, which gives advice on how to get hired after college.
Writer who helped students publish their work will visit campus
Amy Howell will come to campus Tuesday to launch her book “Students in High Gear” and will be at the campus bookstore for a signing Wednesday.
Dr. Adatto speaks about her law banning underweight models
The woman who created a law prohibiting models from working in print ads or walking the runway if they have a body mass index below 18.5 spoke to TCU nursing students.
Co-chair of billion dollar company gives advice on how to be sucessful
Dina Dwyer-Owens shared with TCU business students how she helped turn her fathers dream into a business worth more than one billion dollars.