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TCU High School Journalism Workshop

TCU High School Journalism Workshop

TCU High School Journalism Workshop

Hispanic students share their college experiences at TCU

Hispanic students share their college experiences at TCU

By Nate Guajardo | Jun 21, 2018

Hispanics students are the largest minority group on TCU’s campus, but that doesn’t mean they have an easy path at a university that is 69 percent white. Hispanics and other minority students report...

President Trump fails to recognize Pride Month for second consecutive year

President Trump fails to recognize Pride Month for second consecutive year

By Jada Handy | Jun 21, 2018

As a candidate Donald Trump held up a Pride flag and vowed to be supportive of LGBT+ rights. But this is the second consecutive year that President Trump hasn’t recognized Pride month. This coupled...

Antidepressant Addiction Raises Questions About Necessity of Prescription Care

Antidepressant Addiction Raises Questions About Necessity of Prescription Care

By Kiscada Hastings | Jun 21, 2018

Most Americans with depression prefer psychological treatments over prescription drugs, according to a National Institutes of Health study. But the use of drugs to treat depression has risen substantially...

"13 reasons why" prompts conversation about suicide

“13 reasons why” prompts conversation about suicide

By Mia Abbe | Jun 21, 2018

It took 10 years for sales of the book “13 Reason Why” to reach 3 million; the first episode of the second season of the Netflix program was viewed by 6 million people in three days. The reach of...

Suicide rates rising for younger generations

Suicide rates rising for younger generations

By Ty Williams | Jun 21, 2018

Suicide has been on the rise for young Americans. A recent study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that suicide surpassed homicide to become the second-leading cause of death...

TCU welcomes refugees despite political climate

TCU welcomes refugees despite political climate

By Dorcas Bisisi | Jun 21, 2018

Attorney General Jeff Sessions said last week that victims of gang or domestic violence no longer qualify for asylum in the United States. It’s a change meant to address the nation’s increasing backlog...

photo credit Paige Megyesi

Summer camps give high schoolers college preview

By Andres Cortes | Jun 22, 2017

High school students looking for a sneak peek at college life can catch a glimpse at different summer camps offered by universities across the nation. TCU offers many different summer programs for high...

photo credit Paige Megyesi

College expectations bring excitement and worry

By Michael Matthews Jr. | Jun 22, 2017

Some incoming Horned Frogs are are looking forward to fall with a combination of excitement and trepidation. Although they aren’t sure their expectations will be met, but they’re willing to take...

Junior film, television and digital media major Houston McCullough interns with TCU Football as a social media intern. She said her internship is preparing her for a future career. | Photo courtesy of TCU Football.

Networking can help students land jobs

By Deja Groomes | Jun 22, 2017

Landing that first job out of college can be as demanding and nerve-wracking as getting into college. The Career Center at TCU encourages students to start working toward their first professional job...

TCU Greek housing makeover nearing completion

TCU Greek housing makeover nearing completion

By Samantha Fisher | Jun 22, 2017

This fall, the first phase of TCU’s new Greek housing is expected to debut as women move into the new sorority houses in Worth Hills. TCU Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council Greek organizations...

Junior biology major Leslie Gonzalez studies for organic chemistry in the periodical section of the Mary Couts Burnett Library. Photo courtesy of Makenzie Stallo

Good study habits help grades

By Jacob Crockett | Jun 22, 2017

Study habits are essential to a successful college career. It’s vital for incoming first-year students to develop proper study habits, said  Ashley Edwards, a TCU academic adviser. Transitioning...

Photo courtesy of Sam Bruton

Athletic success increases application numbers

By Sara Shepherd | Jun 22, 2017

Even students who aren’t athletes can be attracted to a university because of its sports programs. Harvard marketing professor Doug Chung calls this the “Flutie Effect,” noting that Boston College...

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