TCU celebrated its Seventh Annual Native American and Indigenous Peoples Day with a symposium discussing the university's relationship with native and indigenous peoples.

The day was highlighted by a symposium discussing TCU's presence in the Native American and Indigenous community.

Exotic animals, such as a kangaroo, a fennec fox, a bearcat and a lemur, were on campus last week as part of an effort to support students in recovery. TCU's Substance Use & Recovery Services (SURS)...

From the cowboy hats to the cookies, theCrew brought the essence of Texas culture to campus.   Desserts and lawn games, such as cornhole, were all part of  last Thursday's "Everything is bigger in...

At TCU, we love our traditions. Traditions begin the moment we curl the fingers on a peace sign or yell "Go Frogs" on game days. But what is the history behind these customs that have become a way of life for us?

We all love it and yell it at every event we can. It is the oldest cheer in the Southwest Conference, TCU's original athletic conference, and it might date back all the way to the 1920s.

Riff, Ram, Bah Zoo

Lickety, Lickety, Zoo, Zoo

Who, Wah, Wah, Who

Give "em Hell, TCU.

Parking concerns from students include the lack of covered parking, lots close to campus and parking tickets.

The concert hall that's changing TCU's campus officially opened Thursday evening.

Biden visited veterans in Fort Worth to discuss issues such as health problems caused by burn pits.

Masks are now optional on campus.

The TCU School of Medicine is using holograms to study anatomy

Blessed Feet, a local nonprofit, utilizes community donations and volunteers to provide cleats to young athletes around the world.

Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law the new congressional maps for elections, but some groups have already submitted legal challenges.