TCU Student Government Association

Congratulations to our new Speaker of the House, Kyle Miller! We’re excited to see your leadership in action and all that you will accomplish for the student body this year.

April in the House 👏
This month, SGA passed legislation to support student resources, recognize outstanding members of our community, and celebrate impactful milestones across campus. Swipe to see what’s been accomplished.

Fresh flavors, good vibes, and local finds 🌶️🍓
Stop by the Farmers Market this Wednesday from 2–4 PM in front of the BLUU!
Swipe to see what’s in store →

Congratulations to our 2026–2027 Student Body Officers — President Titus Fagan, Vice President Zeke Jewart, and Treasurer Macy Bayer! We can’t wait to see all you accomplish next year for TCU 💜🐸

Ballots are live ✔️
Check your inbox + vote between 9–5 🗳️
Your voice matters.

Due to a technical issue, today’s SGA election has been postponed. We’re working to resolve this as quickly as possible and will share updated voting details soon. Thank you for your patience—stay tuned for updates.

Your voice matters, Frogs 🐸
SGA General Elections are happening today Wednesday, April 1st from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Make sure to show up and vote for the leaders who will represent YOU!

An evening at the Minor House 🤍

SGA had the honor of joining Chancellor Pullin at the Minor House for dinner and meaningful conversation about the future of TCU.

Through an engaging Q&A, we heard directly from Chancellor Pullin about his vision for the university—one centered on growth, student success, and strengthening the TCU community. Students had the opportunity to ask questions, share perspectives, and engage in thoughtful dialogue about what’s ahead for our campus.

Moments like these remind us how valuable it is to have leadership that listens, connects, and invests in its students.

Grateful for the opportunity to have a seat at the table and a voice in the future of TCU. 💜

Don’t miss the Spring Concert with theEnd and SGA!
YUNG GRAVY on Friday, March 27th in the Campus Commons!!!
Gates open at 7:30pm and the show will start at 8:00pm!
YOUR TCU ID IS YOUR TICKET!
Get ready for some great music and dancing with your fellow Horned Frogs!
Date: March 27th
Location: Campus Commons  
Time: 8:00pm
Below is some important information to remember relating to the concert:
• Students, Faculty, and Staff must tap their mobile TCU ID in order to gain entry
• One guest per TCU student, faculty, or staff
• Coolers, over-sized bags, and chairs will not be permitted at the concert.
Get ready for a great night!

From Fort Worth to Capitol Hill 🇺🇸

This past week, SGA Cabinet traveled to Washington, D.C. alongside fellow Big 12 student governments to advocate for issues impacting students across the nation. Through months of preparation—researching, writing, and refining our message—we stepped into conversations with legislators and staffers ready to represent YOU.

“D.C. serves as a unique opportunity for our student leaders to interface with public officials… a once in a lifetime chance to advocate for our students on Capitol Hill.” – Alex Holder, Speaker of the House

But beyond policy, this trip reminded us that advocacy is personal. The most meaningful moments came from the stories—hearing journeys, sharing experiences, and building connections that go far beyond a meeting room.

We “thoroughly enjoyed getting to connect with staffers and legislators as we saw real monumental change occur on the Hill.” – Sam Hunter, Treasurer

Our biggest takeaway? Networking isn’t just showing up—it’s about truly connecting. Listening. Sharing your story. Learning someone else’s.

And that’s how change begins. 🤝

From Fort Worth to Capitol Hill 🇺🇸

This February, SGA Cabinet traveled to Washington, D.C. alongside fellow Big 12 student governments to advocate for issues impacting students across the nation. Through months of preparation—researching, writing, and refining our message—we stepped into conversations with legislators and staffers ready to represent YOU.

“D.C. serves as a unique opportunity for our student leaders to interface with public officials… a once in a lifetime chance to advocate for our students on Capitol Hill.” – Alex Holder, Speaker of the House

But beyond policy, this trip reminded us that advocacy is personal. The most meaningful moments came from the stories—hearing journeys, sharing experiences, and building connections that go far beyond a meeting room.

We “thoroughly enjoyed getting to connect with staffers and legislators as we saw real monumental change occur on the Hill.” – Sam Hunter, Treasurer

Our biggest takeaway? Networking isn’t just showing up—it’s about truly connecting. Listening. Sharing your story. Learning someone else’s.

And that’s how change begins. 🤝

Meet the candidates for the 2026–27 SBO SGA Elections

These students are ready to lead, represent, and make an impact on our campus.

Take time to learn about each candidate, their platforms, and their goals for TCU.

🗳️ Voting opens April 1st — make your voice count!