By Kenney Kost/managing editor For most, walking onto a college campus for the first time is an exciting but somewhat […]
April 24, 2013
Gun debate has TCC administrators hoping other options remain
By Kenney Kost/managing editor State legislators are debating whether to allow concealed weapons on college campuses, and it’s making some […]
Suspected armed burglar reportedly seen in area
By Karen Gavis/editor-in-chief SE Campus was locked down briefly and later closed for the day April 16 after information surfaced […]
Police ask to withhold information in January shooting on SE
By Karen Gavis/editor-in-chief In response to open record requests by The Collegian, both Grand Prairie and Arlington police departments have […]
Question of the week
What are your thoughts about the recent tragedies in Boston and West, Texas? It’s a very horrific tragedy that happened […]
Media, public responses to tragedy changing
By Rhiannon Saegert/nw news editor Every time a mass shooting occurs, someone blames the media. However, I try not to […]
Love proves challenging, worth it regardless
By Elyssa Whaley/ne news editor As I was growing up, I thought love would be kind of like a movie. […]
Shooting on SE still raising questions
Today marks three months since a 22-year-old man was shot and killed by a Grand Prairie police officer in a […]
Spring 2013 Final Exam Schedule
Final examination periods will be a maximum of one hour and fifty minutes, and examinations will be conducted in the […]
Proposal protects brokers, scalpers
By Kenney Kost/managing editor State Rep. Bill Oliveira, D-Brownsville, filed a bill that attempts to protect consumers, allowing for purchased […]
Ticket resale legislation prompts statewide debate
By Karen Gavis/editor-in-chief While it’s not good for fans to miss a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view their idols in person, […]
TR cafe works with SGA for lower prices, later hours
By Kirsten Mahon/tr news editor Riverfront Cafe management on TR Campus has been working with students on prices and hours. […]
Instructor receives award for excellence in aviation
By Rhiannon Saeger/nw news editor NW aviation instructor James Hyde was awarded the Orville and Wilbur Wright award by the […]
South chess club promotes service learning
South Campus’ chess club visited Our Mother of Mercy Catholic School in Fort Worth April 2 for community service. Club […]
Juvenile speaks about price of freedom, cost of negative influence
By Coraima Lopez/reporter Not wanting this lifestyle anymore and not knowing anything about himself, a juvenile from McFadden Ranch said […]
NE student petitioning for more Texas recycling
By Elyssa Whaley/ne news editor A NE student has more on her mind than just college. She has a petition […]
TR job fair provides opportunities to disabled students
TR’s continuing education department has put together a job fair that will cater especially to students with disabilities. All students […]
Board allows statue, approves construction
By Karen Gavis/editor-in-chief TCC is now visualizing a performing arts center, renovated science labs, multimillion-dollar copy services and a statue […]