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Stomping Ground Comedy Theater uses improvisational theater games, which are the foundation of its mental health project Improv for Life.

"We’re taking wastewater, and we’re reusing it, repurposing it, filtering and cleaning,” said Hagen Keele, a TRWD environmental specialist, who works at the wetlands.

The synchronicity of the Fort Worth Opera
Composer Damien Geter said he wrote the service in 2016 as a response to racial violence, or “modern-day lynchings,”

Maestro Damien Geter rehearses with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra for “An African American Requiem” Jan. 26, 2023, at the TCU Music Hall. Geter said he composed the piece in 2016 as a response to racial violence. The day before the TCU performance, body cam footage was released showing five police officers beating Tyre Nichols after a traffic stop in Memphis.

“An African American Requiem,” a statement to multiple killings of Black Americans, was presented by the Fort Worth Opera on Saturday

Travis, the new baby elephant, and Belle, his mom, will make a public appearance at the Fort Worth Zoo after he bonds with the herd and learns to swim. This photo was taken several hours after his birth on Feb. 23, 2023.

The Fort Worth Zoo’s new baby elephant has a name — Travis!

Zion Dance Project is one of the companies in the lineup for the TCU AIDS benefit Saturday, Feb. 25 at Erma Lowe Hall. Left to right, Kailtin Kinsey, Ann Sterling Dale, Kevyn Butler, Hana Alford, Vincent Hardy (center), Abigail Hardy, Camille DC Sutton, Brittney McClellan, Roma Catania, Courtlyn Hanson, Anna Lee Green. (Photo courtesy Zion Dance Project group)

TCU dance students and local dance companies celebrated 30 years of assisting a Fort Worth AIDS center on Saturday with a charity benefi

A phlebotomist, or health care worker trained in drawing blood, checks the donor’s progress at a Carter BloodCare center. The whole blood donation process, from check-in to departure, takes less than an hour, said James Black, a Carter BloodCare spokesperson. (Photo courtesy of Carter BloodCare)

A blood transfusion takes place every two seconds in the U.S.

Cancer patients use more than a quarter of the U.S. blood supply.

Only 3% of eligible Americans donate blood to replenish this supply.

TCU students, faculty and staff have an opportunity to help on Wednesday through the TCU blood drive.

When it comes to a zoo outing, some TCU students may hearken back to those chaotic family times with kids running, parents shouting and someone ending up crying.