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Construction on University Drive because of a main water pipe burst is inconveniencing some drivers and students.

Two employees of the Peace Corps encouraged TCU students to consider applying for the Peace Corps, while they shared experiences they had that changed their whole lives.

Chi Omega hosted a vigil to remember a TCU student who died from colon cancer two years ago.

One furry little creature steals the spotlight to become the most popular weatherman.

TCU students learned more about oppression through one event on campus.

Disciples on Campus invited students to learn more about race relations and diversity through conversations.

The African Students Organization hosted African Night, which explored different countries in Africa.

Kristen Guillory spoke about her steps towards healing in her talk It's OK Not To Be OK.

The couple of over 60-years taught TCU students ways to build healthy relationships.

Skip Hollandsworth spoke about the past of serial killers at the TCU Retiree's Association luncheon Tuesday.

Take a walk through this virtual scavenger hunt to see how well you know different locations on TCU's campus.