Topic: Campus News

The origins of the bas-relief on our 1940s and ’50s era buildings is a mystery.

Alex Tamayo-Wolf, ‘94, wrote Revolution as a tribute to his maternal grandfather Georg Wolf, who served as police chief in Zirndorf, Germany during Nazi tyranny and helped many Jewish families escape the Holocaust.

The TCU Symphony Orchestra, Fort Worth-TCU Symphonic Choir, TCU Wind Symphony and TCU Jazz Ensemble take the stage at Bass Hall in February.

From incandescent bulbs mimicking candlepower to fighting invasive species around the globe, TCU researchers are exploring unchartered areas of academia.

New name for AddRan AddRan College of Humanities and Social Sciences became AddRan College of Liberal Arts in August as the fall semester began. Orientation faces challenges Faced with a campus full of demolition and construction, student orientation this summer was a bit, well, disorienting. With the old Brown-Lupton Student Center demolished and the new

Donation came from Paul and Judy Andrews of Fort Worth.

Students organize energy club.

Every student can enjoy the thrill of victory through club sports.

People entering the petroleum land profession are flocking to a new certificate program.

The long-awaited centerpiece of the Campus Commons comes to life.