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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks to students about the growing need for an educated workforce during his stop at New Heights.
Abbott praises adult high school
Ted Sunge, a 4-year-old enrolled in the Children’s Center program, celebrates the 50th anniversary on Sept. 24.
Children’s Center celebrates milestone
NE adjunct music instructor Stephen Beall performs during the string faculty concert.
TCC string faculty plays new Mozart piece
NE Movers Unlimited finish their peformance with drums as they rehearse for the Fort Worth Dance Festival.
Rehearsals ramp up for Fort Worth Festival
Photos courtesy of Dan Eikenberry Block diagram of plans from Perkins&Will show the location of proposed new science building on NE Campus.
Science building raises concerns
Comic
Comic
Demi Moore plays Elisabeth Sparkle in The Substance.
‘The Substance’ is gory, thrilling, tragic
Halle Berry as Momma in Never Let Go.
‘Never Let Go’ falls short of its interesting premise
Released by Universal pictures, An image of James McEvoy in a scene from “Speak No Evil.”
‘Speak No Evil’ remake similar to original
NE students Alexis Harrison, playing Grace and Kaiya Matthews, playing Sherry practice an upcoming scene in their play Tigers Be Still.
Students use humor to cope with trauma in play
EVENT CALENDAR WEEK OF OCT. 2
EVENT CALENDAR WEEK OF OCT. 2
CAMPUS VOICES WEEK OF OCT. 2
CAMPUS VOICES WEEK OF OCT. 2
POLICE LOG WEEK OF OCT. 2
POLICE LOG WEEK OF OCT. 2
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CAMPUS VOICES WEEK OF SEPT. 4
Vaccine hesitancy has repercussions
Vaccine hesitancy has repercussions
Women with chronic illnesses face hurdles
Women with chronic illnesses face hurdles
Van’s Warped Tour festival returns for encore
Van’s Warped Tour festival returns for encore
GOP tries to suppress student voters
GOP tries to suppress student voters
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Pets positively impact owners’ mental health
South Campus student Isaac Senisch and dual-credit student Persephone Battle practice a bout, a single fencing match.
En Garde! if you please
Chief information officer Todd Kreuger self-published a collection of poems called “People Are Truly Amazing.” He has been working on the poems in the book for many years.
Technology Meets Creativity
Associate professor of GIS Katsuhiko Oda shows the program ArcGIS, a software that gathers geographical data and presents it graphically.
Mapping the future of college innovation
Professor Mary Williams, who is now retiring, has taught students the French language on NE Campus since 1978.
Au Revoir
SE dean of lifestyle and community learning Carrie Tunson speaks about her love for the education of students from all backgrounds.
Campus dean empowers seniors
The Collegian Report – NW Campus Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Buildings
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September 25, 2018
NW students take practice shots between games during the intramural basketball tournament Sept. 21 in the NW gym. Intramurals are free with a student ID for gym entry. Photo by Mason Jendel/The Collegian
A NW student looks to sidestep an opponent during intramural basketball Sept. 21 in the NW gym.
A NW student looks to sidestep an opponent during intramural basketball Sept. 21 in the NW gym. Photo by Mason Jendel/The Collegian
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Wayne Bird and Zachary Poster volunteered to help run the annual plant sale at NW, assisting with transporting the plants.
Annual spring plant sale sprouts smiles
Alex Hoben/The Collegian NW students Leander D’Costa and Kennedie Watkins discuss their time in the program. They have been mentees for two years.
Mentorship on all campuses
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NW uplifts Chinese culture, symbolism
Alex Hoben/The Collegian NW AASO Vice President Eron Mills and Treasurer Leander D’Costa are working with the NW Intercultural Network and NW Student Activities for the Black Expo event that will be happening on the stairs of NW01.
Black expo will celebrate culture, artistry
Alex Hoben/The Collegian NW Mosaic Dance Project and Alumni Connection member Queen D’Amore Peters practicing “Monsoon” with the rest of the Mosaic crew. The piece was choreographed by guest artist Sarah Tran.
NW dance company performs in Dallas
Hope Smith/The Collegian Students explore the grand staircase in the new NW01 building set to open this month.
Tour sparks excitement for newly finished NW01
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Campus to Host Safe Space Training
TR students James Cottle and Ramiro Donjuan battle it out in the Super Smash Bros. 4 tournament Sept. 20 at Games for Change in the Energy Auditorium on TR. Tournaments for five different games were held at the event.
Gaming for change
Code Blue phones can be found on and around each of TCC’s physical campuses.
College to repair Code Blue phones
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Citizenship experts aid area residents
The Central Texas United Methodists for Inclusion group marches during the 2017 Tarrant County Pride Parade along with TCC LGBT student organizations.
Presence at Pride to continue
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Editorial - Voter suppression, not fraud threatens nation
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Editorial: History repeats at Rangers’ Stadium
Editorial: History repeats at Rangers’ Stadium
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Sport offers cheap fun
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Basketball unites, entertains students
Tennis Club returns from tournament
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SE student and Dope Boys team member Adrian Morales guards a member of TCC Underdogs in the 5-on-5 intramural basketball championship Oct. 19 on SE Campus. The Dope Boys won the game and earned their second championship title.
Dope Boys finish on top