Students can donate clothes, shoes and electronics to local nonprofits.
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Politics professor encourages universities to embrace free speech
Princeton University politics professor Keith Whittington visited TCU to talk about the importance of supporting free speech on campus and encouraging the debate it can generate.
UPDATE: Several students report paintball, pellet attacks
Campus on alert after students report being fired upon from a passing vehicle.
Students encouraged to visit new Asian artifact exhibit at Kimbell
A new exhibit, “Lands of Asia,” at the Modern Art Museum is available for all to visit until Aug. 19.
Second annual Fortress Fest comes to the Fort this weekend
North Texas’ premiere music festival Fortress Festival is back April Saturday 28 and Sunday, April 29.
Bookstore hosts release party for student-authored cookbook
What began as a distaste towards unhealthy and overcooked cafeteria food, resulted in authorship for one newly published student.
NAACP chapter leads efforts to revive on campus
A group of students are successful in their efforts to bring the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) chapter back to campus and plan to discuss ways to bring awareness of equality.
Students bring back blood drive to campus
From 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thursday, the Brite Student Association and TCU Office of Religious and Spiritual Life will be co-sponsoring their first-ever collaborative blood drive.
‘Keep Calm and Stress Less’ aims to teach students how to navigate their anxiety
TCU will be holding anxiety management workshops for students in need.
TCU reflects 50 years after MLK killed
TCU honors the memory Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 50 years to the day of his assassination.