Transforming campus
The $100 million Campus Commons project is transforming TCU, creating an environment rich in personal interaction where intellectual vitality and social engagement intersect; developing an eclectic living environment where students of different cultures and values learn from one another; reclaiming the university's history of a residential, pedestrian-friendly campus; and providing expanded facilities for excellent academic programs.
Eight new facilities over the next two years
TCU's physical plant Web site contains detailed information about the Campus Commons project and other university construction initiatives, such as the College of Education building renovation and addition. The site also hosts a web cam focused on the construction of the Brown-Lupton University Union and the new Residence Halls. Frog Fountain has returned to its permanent home. The two-story, 34,000-square-foot TCU Barnes & Noble bookstore, located at the corner of W. Berry Street and University Drive S., opened this spring.
TCU recently announced the demolition the current Brown-Lupton Student Center and rebuilding it as academic space named Scharbauer Hall. Renovations on Clark and Jarvis continue.
Parking Information/Road Closures/Shuttle Schedules
As construction continues, this site will be updates with information about parking lot changes/closures. Additionally, information on road closures, shuttle schedules, a campus map and archives of information also can be viewed from this page.
Virtual Flyover Tour of new Brown-Lupton University Union
Experience what it's like to walk through the archway of the Brown-Lupton University Union onto the large grassy mall bordered by the university’s four new residence halls. You'll also get up close views of the residence halls and conclude with a sweeping view of Brown-Lupton University Union with Amon Carter Stadium in the background.
