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South student William Scotts feels the Braille bump labels on a map of the USA
Exploring Braille’s importance now
Dual credit now at adult high school
NE student and Movers Unlimited member Alicia Hobson dances during the groups performance at Club Rush.
CLUB RUSH swings through tcc
HEB ISD coordinator of counseling and guidance Stacy Force speaks with parents and students at Central Junior High School.
HEB ISD collegiate academy coming to TCC
TCC Chancellor Elva LeBlanc’s contract was renewed for another three years. (ALEX HOBEN)
Board approves contract
Pope Francis meets with thousands of World Youth Day volunteers at Passeio Marítimo in Algés, just outside Lisbon.
Pope Francis explores faith, resilience in new book
Adrien Brody, left, and Felicity Jones share a contemplative moment in a scene from “The Brutalist.”
‘The Brutalist’ moves viewers, critics
At PBR’s Last Cowboy Standing, Rogério Silva Venâncio gets bucked off bull “Walk Hard.”
Cowboys, bulls back in town
Left to right: Ivan Zakharov (Mark Eidelstein) with Ani (Mikey Madison) embracing at a party, infautauted with each other.
‘Anora’ is tender yet bitter fairytale
Hugh Grant as Mr. Reed has a tense conversation with Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East.)
‘Heretic’ brings new life to religious horror
Pope Francis meets with thousands of World Youth Day volunteers at Passeio Marítimo in Algés, just outside Lisbon.
Pope Francis explores faith, resilience in new book
Adrien Brody, left, and Felicity Jones share a contemplative moment in a scene from “The Brutalist.”
‘The Brutalist’ moves viewers, critics
Greedy ‘anti-medicine’ influencers prescribe false hope, promises
Greedy ‘anti-medicine’ influencers prescribe false hope, promises
Second term makes America scared again
Second term makes America scared again
California still burning, but who feels the heat?
California still burning, but who feels the heat?
Zoe Spiliotis’ “Wheel in the Sky Without End” (L), Isadora Jackson’s “Crinkled Horizons” (center) and Jackson’s “Soil and Sky” (R) are all a part of the South Campus art exhibit “The Desert was Red and Red the Duse was Raised.”
Five women create abstract art to explore border region
Retired Sgt. Maj. of the Army, and NE Campus adjunct instructor Victor Allen said he strives to provide every student with encouragement.
Victor Allen impacts lives inside, outside the classroom
During the parade the Moslah Car-vettes group drove down the streets decked out in LED lights, waving and greeting parade-goers.
Fort Worth’s Parade of Lights brings a shine to the streets of downtown
NW Clay Club sponsor Jacob Steed places raku fired pieces in the fire buckets to create a specialized glaze effect.
Born to Kiln
Borougerdi has been cultivating and maintaining the community garden on SE Campus since 2015.
Heal the Soil, Heal the Soul
At PBR’s Last Cowboy Standing, Rogério Silva Venâncio gets bucked off bull “Walk Hard.”
Cowboys, bulls back in town
During the parade the Moslah Car-vettes group drove down the streets decked out in LED lights, waving and greeting parade-goers.
Fort Worth’s Parade of Lights brings a shine to the streets of downtown
Tarrant County Commissioners Court votes to keep college early voting sites open
Tarrant County Commissioners Court votes to keep college early voting sites open
The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
The Collegian Report - NW Campus Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Buildings
The Collegian Report – NW Campus Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Buildings
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Campus showcases charcoal self-portraits

August 28, 2018
Those interested in viewing the exhibit can locate The River Speaks Reflections Art Gallery outside of the Energy Room on the fourth floor of the TRTR building on TR. Photo by Kathryn Kelman/The Collegian
Self Portrait, Fabian Soria
Self Portrait, Fabian Soria
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TCC’s May Owen Center, located at 1500 Houston St. in downtown Fort Worth, has housed the college’s district offices since 1983. District offices will move to the Clear Fork building on TR, which formerly held Radio Shack’s offices.
College to sell property
Former NE Campus president Allen Goben
President no longer employed by TCC
The image above is the front page of TCC’s districtwide students newspaper’s first issue published Aug. 29, 1988.
Student newspaper celebrates 30 years
Illustration by Aftin Gavin/The Collegian
Editorial - Defining ‘humanness’ key to world’s issues
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Pope Francis meets with thousands of World Youth Day volunteers at Passeio Marítimo in Algés, just outside Lisbon.
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At PBR’s Last Cowboy Standing, Rogério Silva Venâncio gets bucked off bull “Walk Hard.”
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TR student Joyce Abell practices her sign language by interpreting William Meadow’s presentation about historical communication methods in the military.
Speaker preserves legacy of WWII code talkers
TR philosophy professor Mark Anderson uses his student Henry Knauf as a subject in a brain exercise metaphor describing it’s functions.
Philosophy professor shares life outlook
Oakwood Cemetery was established in 1879 with 20 acres and has grown to over 100 acres. According to their website, it is the second oldest Fort Worth cemetery.
Cemeteries preserve Fort Worth’s diversity
DEA special agent Eduardo Chavez shows NE student Natalia Rich and SE student Alexa Gonzalez how small a dosage of fentanyl can kill someone.
DEA agent discusses rising fentanyl crisis
Artist Aubree Dale stands in front of her piece “Where We Always Meet” that was inspired by a place in Austin.
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TR student Cynthia DeLaCruz browses professional clothing selection back-to-school career shop near the Riverfront Cafe.
Free professional attire offered to job seekers