TCU High School Journalism Workshop

The Weekly Wrap Up with Makayla Lopez and Kennedi Hines

July 1, 2022

KC Today Show with Kamryn Enriquez and Claire Spillman

July 1, 2022

Confidence pushed TCU alum, upcoming director to success

July 1, 2022

Four journeys with four journalists concerning ethics

July 1, 2022

TCU alum connects with community through coverage

July 1, 2022

A TCU alumna’s challenges and resilience through COVID-19

July 1, 2022

TCU News Now – Summer ’21 Edition

Staff Report • June 24, 2021

How lifting COVID restrictions are affecting the community; new streaming releases; your Texas Rangers All-Stars and more

Why is J.K. Rowling being canceled?

Elizabeth Secor • July 24, 2020

Critics and some fans of the best-selling author have accused her of being trans-phobic, citing her tweets on the subject.

Examining History: Colleges and universities consider racism in their pasts

Owen Perry • July 20, 2020

College students around the country have been in favor of removing names and statues that had any racial circumstance.

High school English curriculum lacks diversity

Reya Mosby • July 20, 2020

Today’s high school students are the most racially and ethnically diverse group the U.S. has ever seen, but the English curriculum many study remains rooted in the 19th century.

How will the coronavirus affect moviegoing?

Mazzy Smallwood • July 15, 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has shaken a lot of industries, but the movie theater business has been hit particularly hard.

NASCAR confronts lack of diversity

Nick Utsey • July 15, 2020

NASCAR is among organizations examining how racism impacts its sport.