A collection of stories shows how COVID-19 has affected campus.

TCU nursing students were still able to administer flu vaccines amid the pandemic.

TCU spirit organizations have had to adapt to regulations put in place in response to the pandemic.

One TCU 360 reporter talked about how she made it through a period of isolation.

A TCU student who attended a luau over the summer and tested positive for COVID-19 talks about her experience with the disease.

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Kathy Cavins-Tull attributed the decline to university testing protocols and student behavior.

TCU's Food Recovery Network can no longer deliver food to local homeless shelters due to COVID-19 protocols.

When hall directors realized isolated students were struggling in isolation, they teamed up to create "busy bags."

TCU has designated isolation rooms in several residence halls set aside for students who test positive for COVID-19 but are unable to be in their own room.

Off-campus students are finding new ways to cope with their mental health during this "new normal."

TCU religious organizations and students' practice of religion is changing during COVID-19.

TCU faculty discuss the difficulties and benefits of conducting a hybrid classroom.