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Bestselling Author and TCU Alum to Talk About New Novel
The author behind the novel that inspired the movie “The Secret Life of Bees” will talk about her latest book in a virtual event Tuesday.
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Bestselling Author and TCU Alum to Talk About New Novel
Millions loved the movie “The Secret Life of Bees” and the novel that inspired it.The author behind the novel that inspired the movie “The Secret Life of Bees” will talk about her latest book in a virtual event Tuesday.
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North Texas Volleyball Family Navigates Living in Separate Bubbles Due to Pandemic
A North Texas family that could be called the top volleyball family in the area is dealing with the challenges of living separately in two different COVID-19 protocol bubbles.
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Health Experts and TCU Give Insight Into Vaccinations and Safe Return to Campus
Fort Worth health experts and the chancellor of Texas Christian University will discuss COVID-19 vaccinations and keeping college campuses safe during pandemic.
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Health Experts and TCU Give Insight Into Vaccinations and Safe Return to Campus
Fort Worth health experts and the chancellor of Texas Christian University will discuss COVID-19 vaccinations and keeping college campuses safe during pandemic.
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Students Become Virtual Volunteers to Help Younger Kids Read
Students across North Texas are working to help younger students with their literacy skills. It’s all through Reading Partners North Texas virtual volunteer program.
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TCU Art Exhibit Gets Inspiration From Pandemic
Art at Texas Christian University is imitating life. Artists took their cues from the pandemic to create art for a new exhibit.
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TCU Art Exhibit Gets Inspiration From Pandemic
Art at Texas Chrisitian University is imitating life. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker introduces us to artists who took their cues from the pandemic for a new exhibit.
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TCU Law Professor Dies of Complications Related to COVID-19
Robert Rhodes, a law professor at Texas Christian University’s Neeley School of Business for more than 30 years, died Thursday of complications related to COVID-19, the university said.
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TCU Announces New Home Game Rules Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Texas Christian University has announced new rules for home football games during the 2020 season in order to promote the health and safety of players, fans, and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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TCU Commencement Ceremonies Canceled Due to COVID-19 Concerns
Texas Christian University has announced that the university’s Aug. 8 commencement ceremonies are canceled due to the recent surge of COVID-19 cases.
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#SomethingGood: Fighting ‘Hygiene Poverty' in Fort Worth
Something good is happening in Fort Worth, thanks to some TCU students making a difference through their class project. Alana McKendall and Hazel Herman were assigned a project in their English class to discover a problem and find a solution to a problem plaguing the community. Through discussions with the 8th-grade counselors, the girls learned that low-income schools like Riverside…
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TCU Tuition to Top $50,000 Next Fall
Tuition at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth will exceed $50,000 for the 2020-21 academic year.
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TCU Freshman Wins United Way Social Innovation Competition
United Way of Tarrant County awarded $50,000 to three entrepreneurs using innovation to address social issues.
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Houston Nutritionist, Author Wants to Educate Women on Problems of Birth Control
The birth control pill has been around for decades and while it was initially used to prevent pregnancy, doctors now prescribe it to treat a whole host of other ailments.
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‘Empower Me' Tour Offers Nearly $500,000 Worth of Scholarships to North Texas Students
A traveling college-readiness tour offered roughly half a million dollars in scholarship money to North Texas students.
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In Case You Missed It Weekend News Digest: Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019
To help make sure you stay informed on the most shared and talked about stories across North Texas, each Saturday and Sunday we’ll revisit 5 stories from the previous week and capsulize them in this digest with the most recent updates.
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Friends, Classmates Remember Teen Killed In Street Racing Crash
More than a hundred classmates and friends of a North Texas teenager who was killed this week gathered for an emotional candlelight in his memory Wednesday night.
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A Free “Art In Context” Lecture at the Kimbell Art Museum
NBC 5 and the Kimbell Art Museum invite you to a free “Art in Context” Lecture, on Wednesday, October 16, at the Kimbell Art Museum.
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Fort Worth Could Gain Millions of Dollars Through 2020 Census; City Yet to Announce Outreach Committee
In a matter of months, a decennial process will begin to count the U.S. population and households. The 2020 Census will provide statistics and data that serve as the basis of reapportioning congressional seats and distributing more than $675 billion in federal funds annually to support states, counties, and community, according to census.gov.