In this week’s episode, we get into Swaggy p’s wardrobe, the first week of the playoffs and the Pacers’ 18-point win.
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Listen: Ball Don’t Lie: Under Pressure
The guys get you set for the NBA postseason with everything from series predictions to award choices and more.
Panhellenic to have community house this fall
Fraternity & Sorority Life will use the vacant facility for an all-Panhellenic house.
Hector Gutierrez’s worldly experience has helped establish Beach Volleyball
TCU beach volleyball head coach Hector Gutierrez relies on his experience with the USA beach volleyball national team to build quality players.
Student tells story of his life through one-man show
With no previous connections to TCU, find out how this student’s passion led him here.
Alumna uses liberal arts education to create magical meals
A 2011 Liberal art graduate created a way to balance adulthood while paying homage to her Disney dreams.
Dean of Admission reflects on university’s growing recognition
Following a record-breaking number of applications, TCU Dean of Admission talks about how much the university has grown.
Provost’s retirement, hotel lease, parking highlight Trustees’ meeting
The Board of Trustees held their spring meeting where they discussed added more parking spaces, construction plans and more.
Aardvark closes, Christ Chapel relocates
A local bar off of University has closed, leaving a college ministry to relocate.
Some faculty concerned over bias against female professors’ SPOT evaluations
Some female professors say their gender negatively affects their SPOT evaluations, but students might not be aware of their own biases.