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TCU High School Journalism Workshop

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.

TCU is a happy place

The Princeton Review ranked TCU as the happiest college in the nation. In a student survey, the Frogs agreed the most with the question, “I am happy at my school.”

How Dutch’s caters to the TCU community over the summer

“When people think burgers, they think Dutch’s."

Why TCU? Parents, current students share why it was their choice

Smaller school, location and financial aid were reasons why they chose TCU.
Two people clasp hands over a table.

How the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact mental health

By Mia Estrada, Staff Writer | Jun 20, 2023
The COVID-19 pandemic officially ended May 11, 2023. But the effects of the virus linger, especially when it comes to mental health.
Piano in Van Cliburn Hall where winners will performer with Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. (Samantha Reimers/Staff Photographer)

PianoTexas welcomes pianists, fans from all over the world

By Samantha Reimers, Staff Writer | Jun 16, 2023
This June, TCU opened its door to pianists and fans from all over the world for the PianoTexas International Festival and Academy. 
A sign was placed on an IPIC theatre door in New York City explaining that service was halted because of the air quality on June 7, 2023.

We share the sky

By Albany Murdock, Staff Writer | Jun 16, 2023
New Yorkers were urged to stay inside after wildfire smoke from Canada colored the skyline with an orange haze as 427 active wildfires — more than half out of control — burned. The air quality plummeted to the worst of any major city.
A woman carrying her ballot walks between voting booths at a polling location.

A growing electorate: Gen Z, Millennials to make up 48% of voters in 2024

By Sergio Dominguez, Staff Writer | Jun 16, 2023
With the 2024 presidential election looming, analysts are examining the role that newly minted young voters may play.
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