Around 60 years ago, pursuing a career in radio was not widely encouraged; however, starting in 1948, the popularity of radio as a major began to rise significantly.
KTCU started as a little club called “The TCU Radio Club” and was renamed “Radio Players” in 1929. About 19 years later, faculty in the Department of Speech and Drama approved students getting a degree in radio, leading to the establishment of KTCU.
“Oct. 6, 1964, was when we went FM, and that was what led to the KTCU that we know r...

Everyone knows about the Iron Skillet, the battle between SMU and TCU, and the matchup between TCU and Baylor. But there is another rivalry in the Big 12 conference: The Battle for the Saddle, a game between the TCU Frogs and Texas Tech Raiders. 
According to TCU Athletics, the Saddler Trophy was made by M.L. Leddy’s Boots & Saddlery of Fort Worth. The trophy has the logos of TCU and Tech on it, representing the years-long rivalry.
This battle is also known as the West Texas Championship-Battle...

TCU students looking for dating advice have another place to turn.
“Heartbeats and Hesitations” offers two perspectives: one from a woman in a relationship and one who is not.
An unexpected friendship between Mallory Marder and Lauren Haile led to the show.
Marder, a senior sports broadcasting major, and Haile, a sophomore strategic communication major, met through KTCU. 
“We meshed really well when we did our regular radio shifts last semester, and so we wanted to find a way where we can talk...

This football season, there have been celebrations on and off the field, especially with the TCU Dutchmen.
Ten years ago, a group of TCU students started the Dutchmen – a close-knit group of friends and passionate TCU sports fans eager to show their Horned Frog spirit. A decade later, the Dutchmen remain well-known at sporting games. 
They are seen in the first row of the student section in Amon G. Carter Stadium, hyping the crowd at every home game. 
“They didn’t have any sort of athletic supp...