COVID-19 Communications

The Texas Christian University Brown-Lupton Health Center has begun to receive larger allocations of vaccines, which allows us to offer TCU’s allocation of vaccines beyond the on-campus community to the families of our valued faculty and staff employees.

The Texas Christian University Brown-Lupton Health Center has received a limited allocation of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for administration to current students, faculty and staff. A TCU COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic will take place on Wednesday, April 14, at the TCU Recreation Center. Appointments are open to all TCU students, faculty and staff.

The state of Texas has opened up COVID-19 vaccination to all adults. So, you may be getting your shot from the county, your pharmacy, a drive-through clinic, or TCU. It’s easy to register—just visit the TCU vaccine landing page and explore options.

The state of Texas has opened up COVID-19 vaccination to all adults. So if you aren’t yet registered to receive the vaccine—now is the time. TCU plans to offer the vaccine to all campus members so we can #ProtectthePurple.

Today we write to outline coming changes to our Health and Safety protocols. Earlier this month we announced our intention to host a fully in-person experience this Fall 2021 based on downward trending infection rates, strong vaccination rates, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance and admirable adherence to Protect the Purple protocols.