COVID-19 Communications

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.

Horned Frogs rise to every challenge. The past year has tested our grit, proven our resilience, unleashed our innovation and deepened our compassion toward one another. Despite significant disruptions, I look back with pride upon the past 12 months. More importantly, we are prepared and optimistic about the future at Texas Christian University.

I am pleased to share that although we still have a way to go, we are making progress toward offering COVID-19 vaccinations to Texas Christian University students, faculty and staff who fall within current state and federal priority distribution guidelines and have made the choice to register for the vaccine through TCU.

As many of you know, Texas Christian University has partnered with Baylor Scott & White Health and Tarrant County Public Health on a drive-thru community COVID-19 vaccination site at Amon G. Carter Stadium. TCU is collaborating with BSWH and TCPH as a service to our neighbors and to help bring an end to this devastating pandemic.

Today I am thrilled to announce an important community collaboration between Texas Christian University, Baylor Scott & White All Saints Medical Center – Fort Worth and Tarrant County Public Health to launch a drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination site serving Tarrant County residents. We absolutely could not achieve this without the commitment of our hard-working and mission-serving campus members who work tirelessly on behalf of our community.