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TCU Magazine • 4th November 2026

Horned Frogs Abroad: Jack Diehl in Dublin - TCU Magazine

“There’s so much more to Ireland than Dublin,” says Jack Diehl, a political science major who has traveled to Cork, Galway, Wicklow and Bray. Courtesy of Jack Diehl 
In this series, TCU Magazine visits with students who are studying abroad. Send recommendations to tcumagazine@tcu.edu.
Jack Diehl, a senior political science major from Anoka, Minnesota, is spending the semester studying at University College Dublin in Ireland. His coursework focuses on European politics and international relations...

TCU 360 • 29th October 2026

Charter schools lack state oversight

Records show the board for Fort Worth Academy of Fine Arts turned down lower rent, filled seats with friends and used operating funds for salaries

TCU 360 • 29th October 2026

Historic Stockyards Hotel undergoes $30 million renovation ahead of 2027 reopening

For nearly 120 years, the yellow-brick Stockyards Hotel has remained within Fort Worth’s ever-changing landscape. Once reportedly used as a hideout for Bonnie and Clyde, the hotel has witnessed more than a century of change in the historic Stockyards district. Now, the landmark property is undergoing a $30 million renovation that will reshape its interior while preserving its historic character.
In 1904, real estate developer Col. Thomas M. Thannisch purchased the property and built the Stockyar...

TCU Magazine • 8th October 2026

Horned Frogs Abroad: Kierstyn Wright - TCU Magazine

Kierstyn Wright is a senior Spanish and economics double major who is studying abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She is enrolled in a Spanish-immersion program; she lives with a host family and takes all her classes in Spanish.

TCU 360 • 18th September 2026

TCU’s Starpoint and KinderFrogs schools seek space amidst expansion

The relocation of the Starpoint and KinderFrogs schools has no start date planned.
Physical space is limiting the number of students the schools can enroll, said Jan Lacina, the interim executive director of TCU laboratory schools.

TCU 360 • 9th June 2026

Fort Worth PD equipped for life

Following a Fort Worth PD's unexpected heart attack while on the job, officials call for AEDs in patrol cars.

TCU 360 • 21st April 2026

Could the draft return? What TCU students need to know

The military draft will automatically register men between the ages of 18 and 26 starting this December, according to a defense policy bill Congress signed into law late last year.
For decades, the Selective Service System has required all males to register with the government when they turn 18. Now, the government is considering pulling names from other official documents to reverse the decline in military recruitment.
“What they’re proposing is basically scouring every government data set to p...

TCU 360 • 27th March 2026

TCU’s medical school maintains perfect match rate for fourth consecutive year

TCU’s Burnett School of Medicine sustained its perfect match record for the fourth year in a row, achieving a 100% residency match rate for the Class of 2026.
The Anne Burnett School of Medicine, which welcomed its first students in July 2019, celebrated its fourth matriculated class with a rock-and-roll themed party on March 20.
For Lauren Hui, a fourth-year medical student from San Ramon, California, Match Day was more than just a celebration; it was a defining moment that carried years of har...

TCU 360 • 25th February 2026

Recent cartel violence in Mexico disrupts some TCU travel plans

On Sunday, the Mexican government killed one of the country’s most infamous cartel leaders, sparking shootings and arson across the country, particularly in the Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta areas.
The U.S. Department of State urged American tourists in Mexico to “shelter in place” and issued a security alert in a number of locations. Major airlines, including DFW-based American Airlines and Southwest Airlines, cancelled all flights on Monday, Feb. 23.
The incident has caused some TCU students...

TCU 360 • 20th February 2026

Extended roadwork on South Hulen to slow traffic through fall

Drivers on South Hulen Street between Loop 820 and Bellaire Drive South may want to plan for extra travel time in the coming months.
Crews are expected to begin a resurfacing project this month, with completion expected in September.
Drivers should expect delays as workers mill the top layer of the previous pavement, clean the surface and pour a new layer of asphalt.
Traffic delays will occur in segments rather than one continuous closure. Traffic will be managed using signage and traffic contro...

TCU 360 • 19th February 2026

TCU golfer earns invitation to the Augusta National Women’s Amateur

For the third time since 2021, a member of TCU’s Women’s Golf has been selected to compete in one of the sport’s premier tournaments.
Sophomore Camille Min-Gaultier, who has emerged as one of collegiate golf’s biggest rising stars, is one of 72 female golfers worldwide invited to play in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
“This is the Masters of women’s golf,” said Angie Ravaioli-Larkin, the head coach for TCU Women’s Golf. “To receive this invitation really highlights the work that has to be...

TCU 360 • 23rd January 2026

TCU Day at the rodeo offers half-price tickets with a valid TCU ID

The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is going purple.
TCU Day, which will feature student performances, is scheduled for Jan. 29 — admission for gallery seating is 50% off with a valid TCU ID card.
TCU Day is part of the FWSSR ProRodeo Tournament, where contestants compete to earn a spot in the semifinals on Feb. 5 and 6. TCU Day is round one in bracket four in the ProRodeo and will include events such as bull riding, barrel racing and saddle bronc riding, according to the FWSSR website.
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