What we’re reading: Presidential debate, COVID-19 deaths reach 1 million worldwide
Trump and Biden prepare for the first presidential debate while fires continue to burn through California.
Student COVID-19 cases near zero as semester reaches midpoint
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Kathy Cavins-Tull attributed the decline to university testing protocols and student behavior.
Tarrant County Elections administrator details Election Day during COVID-19
The Tarrant County Elections administrator details what to expect when voting in the upcoming election.
Bistro Burnett shifts to Grubhub pickup only
The cafe in a corner of the Mary Couts Burnett Library is known for long lines and limited space.
Emergency drills in buildings cut short due to social distancing
In an atypical semester at TCU, even emergency drills in buildings have seen changes that have forced authorities to learn more about social distancing guidelines.
Patterson: ‘No silver lining’ as football drops season opener to Iowa...
The Frogs broke their 18-game win streak in season openers.
What we’re reading: Justice Ginsburg becomes first woman to lie in...
Two U.S. governors are calling the nation's response the worst in the world, and a Fort Worth woman files a complaint against Whataburger.
Latin American applicants among those set to benefit from admissions changes
TCU decided in April that SAT and ACT scores will not be required for fall of 2021 applicants due to disruptions caused by the pandemic.
Undergraduate international student population hits lowest level in over a decade
The coronavirus pandemic and immigration concerns have led to a decline in the amount of undergraduate international students this year.
Student organizations and SDS find new ways to offer service hours
TCU student organizations and Student Development Services are working to provide service opportunities.