TCU High School Journalism Workshop

TCU High School Journalism Workshop

TCU High School Journalism Workshop

Emily Whitney and RJ Rice host the 2024 Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast.

Newscast: RJ Rice and Emily Whitney

By RJ Rice and Emily Whitney | Jun 14, 2024
A new dining option coming to campus, trust in the news media, boarded-up trees and more on this edition of Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast, with Lauryn Gil and Caroline Cook.
Lauryn Gil and Caroline Cook anchor the  2024 Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast.

Newscast: Lauryn Gil and Caroline Cook

By Caroline Cook and Lauryn Gil | Jun 14, 2024
A new dining option coming to campus, trust in the news media, boarded-up trees and more on this edition of Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast, with Lauryn Gil and Caroline Cook. 
A close up on camper Ellington Holkmann’s hand while he works on his story inside the Student Media newsroom on June 6, 2024. I never knew I could have gotten such a perspective.

Photo essay: The power in perspective

By Lauryn Gil, Staff Writer 2024 | Jun 14, 2024
A look at the TCU campus through one camper's eyes and a change of perspective.
Fans cheer Noah Kahan during a Dallas stop of his “Stick Season (Forever)” tour.

Concert Review: Noah Kahan delivers a nostalgic experience

By Emma Santos, Staff Writer | Jun 13, 2024
 New England singer songwriter Noah Kahan delivered a masterful performance full of heartbreaking sincerity and lingering nostalgia Tuesday as his “Stick Season (Forever)” tour stopped at the Dos Equis Pavillion in Dallas.
AnnaLotte Smith performs during PianoTexas at TCU.

A Peek into the PianoTexas Young Artists Program

By Surya Assar, Staff Writer | Jun 13, 2024
More than 100 pianists are in Fort Worth this month for PianoTexas International Festival and Academy held annually at TCU. 
How Schieffer Summer Journalism Camp impacts its students

How Schieffer Summer Journalism Camp impacts its students

By Kriti Chandra, Staff Writer 2024 | Jun 13, 2024

How hard is it to put together a summer camp? Camp director Jean Marie Brown and some 2024 campers share their thoughts.

The Capitol Building in Washington D.C.

TCU students explore the nation’s capitol and journalism in a semester

By Lauryn Gil, Staff Writer | Jun 13, 2024

Getting hands-on experience can launch a student’s career. That’s why TCU encourages journalism students to spend a semester in Washington D.C. The Washington Internship program allows juniors and...

Emily Whitney and Nancy Volner anchor the 2024 Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast.

Newscast: Nancy Volner and Emily Whitney

By Nancy Volner and Emily Whitney | Jun 12, 2024
Nancy Volner and Emily Whitney anchor this edition of the Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast.
Christen Anderson and Sofia Landa  anchor the 2024 Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast.

Newscast: Sofia Landa and Christen Anderson

By Sofia Landa and Christen Anderson | Jun 12, 2024
A new dining option coming to campus, trust in the news media, boarded-up trees and more on this edition of Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast, with Sofia Landa and Christen Anderson.
Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann anchor the 2024 Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast.

Newscast: Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann

By Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann | Jun 12, 2024
A new dining option coming to campus, trust in the news media, boarded-up trees and more on this edition of Schieffer Summer High School Broadcast, with Kriti Chandra and Ellington Holkmann.
Photo of 3D artpiece American Seabed in the Dario Robleto: The Sigal. Displayed at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art on Saturday, June 8, 2024

American art is celebrated at the Amon Carter Museum

By Caroline Cook, Staff Writer 2024 | Jun 12, 2024

The Amon Carter Museum of American Art’s current exhibits offer a look into America’s film history and abstract works. The exhibit “Moving Pictures: Karl Struss and the Rise of Hollywood,” is...

Election season decreases trust in the media, a recent study shows

With trust in the media at an all-time low, students, parents and faculty share their opinions on which sources are trustworthy.
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