The new assistant vice chancellor for student affairs – public safety said he wants to focus on educating the public on emergency protocol.
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Students struggle to navigate finished lot
Construction is making an already difficult parking situation worse for commuter students.
Kaleo attendees reflect on their summer
TCU students grow in community, work a summer job, and pursue their Christian faith.
Students organize Hunger Action Day
Students will participate in Hunger Action Day as a part of National Hunger Action Month.
Renovated wellness center hopes to prevent student stress
Eighty percent of college students feel overwhelmed by responsibilities, 50 percent feel so anxious they struggle in school, one in four students have diagnosable mental health issues and 40 percent do not seek help, according to National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). To help deal with this, the TCU Wellness […]
TCU remembers 9/11 with memorial
TCU remembers 9/11 with flags placed by frog fountain.
Faculty Senate resolves to support students affected by DACA
The Faculty Senate discussed a resolution about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy and changes for departmental websites.
Student reported incident being investigated by Fort Worth police as sexual assault
A TCU student reported sexual assault incident to TCU PD.
The know-it-all’s guide to getting your textbooks
Quick tips to buying and renting textbooks.
New TCU medical school aims to focus on ’empathetic scholars’
TCU’s new medical school has a unique curriculum to set them apart for other schools.