Faculty member connects students with community
Located on the second floor of Jarvis Hall, Melissa Gruver’s office is decorated with fliers for all sorts of TCU student organizations like Meals...
Fall fashion takes a twist on the basics
This fall, no true fashion revolution took place. Instead, designers focused on twisting the basics and playing with colors, textures and patterns in a...
Student journal editor-in-chief shows off poetry skills
Grass Matters
The wind waves
over taxidermied trees;
Leaves and berries pop
like Technicolor
and rays ultraviolet
their way through cracks in honeycomb branches.
The stream sidewinds
through the forest, blue and...
Students feel peers aren’t invested in 2012 election
In 2012, President Barack Obama and Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney face off the for the presidency. While this election may have direct implications for...
Image Magazine: Spring 2019
In this issue:
Cherub: Champagne Showers;
A look into the unsuspecting role of typography in the future of fashion;
Is neon the new black?
And more…
University bridging the diversity gap
Shain Thomas doesn’t fit the TCU stereotype.
Yes, like 73 percent of TCU students, Thomas is white.
But he’s also Scottish. And liberal. And Jewish. And...
Is the Common Reading changing college?
Universities are grappling with creating a marketplace of ideas that challenges thought and opinion while simultaneously valuing student well-being.
Student veterans discuss life after G.I. Bill change
Landon Woods knows what it means to face a life-or-death situation head on. A sniper shot him in 2005 while he was stationed in...
Fort Worth renovation creates a more unique city
In a city filled with culture, history and a small-town vibe, Fort Worth has grown to be the booming metropolis of the Southwest. One...
Millennial generation redefining the future
Whether being referred to as “The Trophy Kids” or “The Me Generation” by some, or “Generation Y” and “The Entitlement Generation” by others, the...
