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Dallas and Fort Worth mayors announce friendly wager between SMU and TCU
The mayors of Dallas and Fort Worth have made a friendly wager ahead of the rivalry game.
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Mayors of Fort Worth and Dallas wager on Iron Skillet game
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker have set a friendly wager on the Iron Skillet game.
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The Iron Skillet meeting between rivals TCU and SMU is the first with both in power conferences
This Saturday in Dallas, an 80-year college football tradition continues with the battle for the Iron Skillet. The annual series between TCU and SMU has been consistently played through 1946 but may not continue past 2025 if the series isn’t extended.
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‘Iron Skillet' rivalry on display at Dallas City Council meeting Wednesday
Mayor Eric Johnson – and some council members – sporting some new “TCU Sucks” shirts in support of SMU ahead of their “Iron Skillet” game against TCU.
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‘Iron Skillet' rivalry on display at Dallas City Council meeting Wednesday
Mayor Eric Johnson – and some council-members– sported some new shirts in support of SMU ahead of their “Iron Skillet” game against TCU.
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TCU and Fort Worth leaders help teach leadership skills
Students across Tarrant County are back in school armed with some skills in leadership and compromise thanks to the work of some of the professors and students at TCU, as well as leaders around Fort Worth. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter explains how it works.
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Josh Hoover leads TCU to victory over Stanford in season opener
Josh Hoover threw for 353 yards and the go-ahead touchdown with 3:13 to play to lead TCU to a 34-27 victory over Stanford in the season opener for both teams.
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TCU Athletics receives $1 million donation from Sonny and Kate Dykes
Texas Christian University head football coach Sonny Dykes and his wife Kate have donated $1 million to TCU Athletics according to the university.
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TCU finding economic impact success
It’s another big first day of class in North Texas. Tarrant County College, TCU, Texas Weslyan, UNT, UTA and UT Dallas all start the fall semester Monday. As NBC 5’s Deborah Ferguson reports, TCU starts the year touting some early success.
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TCU boasts of $2 billion impact to national economy
As the new academic year begins, TCU President Daniel Pullin is sharing a glimpse into a new report that paints the university as an economic engine.
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Meet Justin Choy, the med student who is a world-class powerlifter
A North Texas athlete reached the pinnacle of his sport in Estonia last month. Justin Choy is a power-lifter, which is not an Olympic sport. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains Choy is always training, whether in the gym or the classroom.
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Burnett School of Medicine at TCU med student by day, world-class powerlifter by night
Justin Choy is a third-day med student who recently competed for Team USA in the FISU World University Championships Powerlifting in Estonia.
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HIGHLIGHTS: Hailey van Lith scores six in Team USA 3×3 basketball win
Team USA’s Hailey van Lith scores six points in win over Canada in bronze medal game.
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TCU's Hailey Van Lith, Team USA medal in women's 3×3 basketball
Team USA’s shot at a gold medal in women’s 3×3 basketball ended Monday. After a slow start, the team will play for bronze Monday afternoon.
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Three straight! TCU's Van Lith and US Women beat France and Canada in 3×3 basketball
After a shaky start, the defending champion U.S. women beat France and Canada Friday in 3×3 basketball at the Paris Olympics lifting them to 5th place in pool play and avoiding elimination.
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HIGHLIGHTS: Team USA and Hailey Van Lith defeat Canada in overtime in 3×3 women's basketball
Team USA, led by Hailey Van Lith, secured a thrilling overtime victory over Canada in 3×3 women’s basketball.
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TCU celebrating history at the 2024 Paris Olympics
Texas Christian University is making history at the Paris Olympics with the largest contingent of student and alumni athletes in the school’s history.
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TCU Football shows off new uniforms ahead of 2024 season
When TCU football head coach Sonny Dykes leads his Horned Frogs onto the field in August they’ll be sporting a new look.
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Memorabilia stolen from former TCU and NFL player Marshall Harris
Former TCU football player and artist Marshall Harris had his Fort Worth storage units cleaned out by thieves, resulting in the loss of tens of thousands of dollars and irreplaceable memorabilia from his football career. He’s now urging others to stay vigilant. NBC 5’s Keenan Willard has more.
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TCU students work with Fort Worth Zoo to enrich animal habitats
Students in TCU’s Zoo Enrichment class spent a semester researching and designing enrichment activity structures with the help of the Fort Worth Zoo.