Dorm Diaries at TCU
Step inside the halls of TCU with ”Dorm Diaries at TCU”, a podcast that brings first-year college experiences to life. Each week, we spotlight the stories, struggles, and successes of students navigating dorm life, building connections, and discovering their place on campus. From tips on acing your academics and managing roommate dynamics to exploring TCU traditions and finding balance in college, this podcast covers it all. Whether you’re a freshman seeking advice, a parent curious about campus life, or anyone interested in the authentic journey of college students, ”Dorm Diaries at TCU” is your go-to source for real stories and valuable insights. Tune in, and let’s make dorm life unforgettable!
Episodes
What is freshman life at TCU really like?
Welcome to Episode 1 of Dorm Diaries for the 2026 school year! In this episode, Cori sits down with Grace, a freshman at Texas Christian University studying Vocal Performance and Marketing, to talk about her first few weeks of college life.
Grace shares why she chose TCU, what it has been like living in Milton Daniel Hall, meeting her roommate, making friends, adjusting to college classes, ...
Dorm Diaries at TCU has just release a new episode, featuring Olivia Ricco; a First-Year student from New Jersey! Olivia joined the pod to chat about how her experience with getting a "random" roommate led to her having a great friend. Tune in and see how she managed to meet, break the ice, and learn her roommate to better build a strong relationship. Dorm Diaries at TCU can also be found anywhere you get your podcast.
In this episode of Dorm Diaries, we got the pleasure of speaking with Reagan Stephens. Reagan is the current Student Body President and her leadership is apparent. However, in this episode we chatted about how living on campus, particularly in a Triple with Shared Amenities, helped shape the person she is today and would like to be going forward.
In this special episode of Dorm Diaries at TCU, we sit down with a graduating senior (Monica Rojas) as they reflect on their college journey and open up about what it means to face the unknown. From dorm move-ins to walking the stage, they share the highs, lows, and lessons learned along the way. We dive into the fears and excitement that come with starting over. Whether it’s a new job, a new city, or simply a new chapter in ...
Welcome back to Dorm Diaries at TCU — the podcast where real students share real stories about navigating life on campus, one week at a time. In this episode we’re diving into one of the most fun—and sometimes frustrating—parts of college life: making your dorm room feel like home.
Ever wondered what it’s really like to be a Resident Assistant (RA)? In this episode of Dorm Diaries, we sit down with Amanda Rucker, an RA at Hays Hall, to discuss why she took on this role, how she helps students navigate roommate conflicts, and why RAs are essential for student success.
Amanda shares her journey, the challenges and rewards of being an RA, and practical advice for students looking to build better dorm commu...
Welcome to the first episode of Dorm Diaries at TCU! Join us as we chat with Ryan Martin, a freshman theater major at TCU, about his experiences living on campus in Foster Hall. Ryan shares his insights on transitioning to dorm life, making friends, setting up his space, and finding a sense of community as a new student. Whether you're a freshman or just curious about college dorm life, this episode is packed with relatable stories...
Welcome to Dorm Diaries at TCU, the podcast that brings first-year college experiences to life. Each week, we spotlight the stories, struggles, and successes of students navigating dorm life, building connections, and discovering their place on campus. From tips on acing your academics and managing roommate dynamics to exploring TCU traditions and finding balance in college, this podcast covers it all.
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