Topic: Campus News

Student knitters gather for good cause

New construction, increased enrollment, added scholarships highlight actions taken at the spring meeting of the Board of Trustees.

Beginning fall of 2013, TCU will offer an Early Decision option in its application process.

Eight-foot horned lizard artwork installed in east plaza of Amon G. Carter Stadium exemplifies excellence and hard work.

Longtime TCU professor will serve as dean of TCU’s College of Science & Engineering program beginning June 1.

Students rank the TCU business program No. 5 in the nation in Bloomberg Businessweek 2013 Best Undergraduate Business Schools.

Halls expected to open in August 2013 and house 400 sophomores and upperclassmen in suite-style units. Additions are first phase of planned makeover for Worth Hills.

With fireworks and Frog Horn blasts, Horned Frog Nation revels in move to new conference home with countdown party at Billy Bob’s Texas.

TCU welcomed the second-largest class of freshmen in university history at the Chancellor’s Assembly in August. With 1,853 members, the Class of 2016 was chosen from a university record 19,400 applicants. Forty-eight percent of them are from Texas. Forty-one percent of them are men and 59 percent are women. Most were born in 1994. Not

At the 140th University Convocation, Chancellor Boschini asks students, faculty and staff members to discuss university’s greatest strengths and challenges.