Skip Hollandsworth spoke about the past of serial killers at the TCU Retiree’s Association luncheon Tuesday.
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Sodexo contract set to expire, administration looking for feedback
Administration begins campus wide debate on whether or not to renew dining contract with Sodexo.
Trivia Thursday: TCU Scavenger Hunt
Take a walk through this virtual scavenger hunt to see how well you know different locations on TCU’s campus.
Hurricane Harvey relief inspires students to donate blood
Alpha Phi Omega partnered with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive on TCU’s campus.
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 climbs in 2018 U.S. News college rankings
The newest edition of the U.S. News College Rankings came out this week and the Frogs are on the rise.
Chancellor calls for TCU to ‘help fight the anger’ at Fall Convocation
Chancellor Victor Boschini officially opened TCU’s 145th academic year Tuesday morning.
Volunteers assembled hygiene kits for Hurricane Harvey evacuees
Volunteers packed hygiene kits to be donated to Hurricane Harvey evacuees staying at local shelters.
Frog Corps Director Steps Down
Brad White will be replaced by Dr. Christoper Aspaas.