Neeley School of Business appoints director for inclusive excellence
The Neeley School of Business appointed a new director of inclusive excellence to continue the diversity initiative.
Professors participate in Scholar Strike to advocate for racial justice
Several professors at TCU joined in the movement this week.
Enrollment 2% less than target, spring break canceled amid pandemic
The spring calendar, budget shortfalls and COVID-19 were among the issues discussed at the Faculty Senate meeting.
TCU creates new office to handle Title IX complaints, modifies reporting...
The Office of Institutional Equity will process Title IX complaints, and TCU has streamlined its harassment and discrimination reporting process.
Vice chancellor for student affairs adapts to COVID-19
Kathy Cavins-Tull, TCU's vice chancellor for student affairs, has transitioned to a new routine amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
TCU expects $90 million shortfall to budget
The university is expecting a $90 million shortfall to its operating budget due to the effects of COVID-19 and increases in financial aid.
TCU cuts online course tuition for the fall
Chancellor Victor Boschini answered questions submitted by faculty and staff in a Zoom meeting Wednesday.
TCU to research its history with racism, slavery and the Confederacy
The provost will lead the new project.
Faculty Senate chair demands change in open letter to administration
Chair Sean Atkinson said the university's system of shared governance was "on the verge of collapse."
Former Honors College dean takes early retirement
The former John V. Roach Honors College dean announced she is taking early retirement.