Theatre TCU is staging a production of "The Odyssey," tickets on sale today at noon.
On this edition of TCU News Now, new stories to get you back into the grind after fall break. First, thinking about applying to grad school? We have tips and tricks to help you through the process. Also, there's a new study spot near campus where you can find coffee and community—and having trouble getting back into the swing of things after the long weekend? We'll show you a workout class that will help jump-start your week.
This week on TCU News Now: Students talk about safety after a deadly shooting on West 7th; why TCU students are getting flat tires around campus; and a one-on-one interview with James Maslow.
Tune in to hear the anchors' predictions for Taylor Swift's new album, reactions to Bad Bunny's halftime show and much more.
Volume 124, Issue 5: Also, pastry chef finds passion through creative calling, scooter thefts and more.
A judge blocks NYC anti-terror funding cuts, layoffs loom as the government shutdown continues and more of what we're reading.
Federal workers face looming firings in the shutdown, a chimney collapse shakes New York City and more of what we're reading.
Government shutdown, "AI actor" Tillie Norwood tries to join SAG-AFTRA, Typhoon Bualoi in Vietnam and more of what we're reading.
After a loss on the road against Kansas State, TCU football comes back to the Carter to work on offensive rhythm.
After an impressive defensive performance against Colorado, the Frogs look to add another on the win column in Kansas this weekend.
Josh Hoover leading the way with five touchdown passes, the Frogs beat the Buffaloes at the Carter.