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Marina Figurski sleds down a snow-covered sidewalk with her family and friends on Jan. 26 at the Trinity River Trailhead Park in Fort Worth after a massive winter storm hit the DFW metroplex. The Artic winds brought a total of two-and-a-half inches of snow and sleet Fort Worth, according to WFAA, which resulted in the closure of all TCC campuses Jan. 26, 27 and 28.
Winter storm causes college closure
Chief Financial Officer Pamela Anglin presents at the Board of Trustee meeting Jan. 22.
Student fees and program cuts considered
Police find body near TCC campus
Chief of Police Jay Tillerson chokes up as he introduces himself to the Board of Trustees at their meeting on Jan. 22.
New police chief greeted by busy first 2 weeks
Intercultural center undergoes name change
At the top of the podium stands some of the shows most iconic characters from season one, including Ned Stark, Robert Baratheon and Cersei Lannister.
Experiencing the realm of ‘Game of Thrones’
A$AP Rocky's cover for "Don't Be Dumb," released Jan. 16, was illustrated by filmmaker Tim Burton.
Risks pay off in A$AP Rocky’s new album
33 Peaks co-owner Rupesh Neupane talks with customers over a fresh cup of coffee in Southlake, just 20 minutes away from NE.
Brewing connections
Adam Brody who plays Noah holds his girlfriend Joanne, played by Kristen Bell, while talking to his mother.
Nobody loves ‘Nobody Wants This’ anymore
The post credit scene to Episode 3 featuring Smiling Friends employees Alan, Glep, Pim and Charlie watching their boss dance uncontrollably after a day of work.
‘Smiling Friends’ keeps us grinning in new season
Gay media offers female viewers new perspective on romance
Gay media offers female viewers new perspective on romance
Does hard work really pay off if it only leads to severe burnout
Does hard work really pay off if it only leads to severe burnout
ICE's brutal attacks in our streets shouldn't be tolerated
ICE’s brutal attacks in our streets shouldn’t be tolerated
Christmas cheer dwindles as performative nature increases in media
Christmas cheer dwindles as performative nature increases in media
Redistricting attempts show how far lawmakers will go to win votes
Redistricting attempts show how far lawmakers will go to win votes
33 Peaks co-owner Rupesh Neupane talks with customers over a fresh cup of coffee in Southlake, just 20 minutes away from NE.
Brewing connections
SE ceramics instructor and artist Juan Barroso explains his plan to paint images of immigrant laborers on his handmade vase to lab tech Huda Dorsett.
The dignity of work
Walking with Wisdom
Walking with Wisdom
NE geology instructor Mathew Cope teaches about drainage basins during his class.
Perseverance leads to discovering opportunities
South student veterans Sylvester Rutherford, Gregory Steinke, Darren Green and Derek Cloutier plant turnip seeds in the garden beds near SMTH on South Campus.
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NE SGA gives back this holiday season
Campus Voices: How will you give thanks this Thanksgiving?
Campus Voices: How will you give thanks this Thanksgiving?
SE Student Fall Art Exhibition Open to the Public
SE Student Fall Art Exhibition Open to the Public
TR shows its Halloween Spirit with Trick or Treat Down Main Street
TR shows its Halloween Spirit with Trick or Treat Down Main Street
NE Wicked Fall Fest Brings Magic this Fall
NE Wicked Fall Fest Brings Magic this Fall
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Literature, art celebrated at awards ceremony

September 25, 2018
The South English department celebrated the publication of Script, the campus’ literary and art magazine, Sept. 21 at Script Awards Night. Photo by Daniel LeNoir/The Collegian
Jeana Owens reads her academic essay, “White Lies, Dark Truth.”
Jeana Owens reads her academic essay, “White Lies, Dark Truth.” Photo by Daniel LeNoir/The Collegian
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33 Peaks co-owner Rupesh Neupane talks with customers over a fresh cup of coffee in Southlake, just 20 minutes away from NE.
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The Central Texas United Methodists for Inclusion group marches during the 2017 Tarrant County Pride Parade along with TCC LGBT student organizations.
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South student veterans Sylvester Rutherford, Gregory Steinke, Darren Green and Derek Cloutier plant turnip seeds in the garden beds near SMTH on South Campus.
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South students Patricia Mansilla and Ladarius Johnson pair up to carve a pumpkin during the Intercultural Network pumpkin carving contest.
Carving contest kicks off spooky season
Duke and Jennings wear gloves to clean up the plant beds located by SMTH on South Campus. The Veterans Resource Center plan to use some of the plant beds to grow food and donate the harvest to the Tarrant Area Food Bank.
Veterans clean out gardens
South student Nicole Narvaez looks at collection of prints done by her instructor, Courtney Googe.
Exhibit displays faculty artworks on South Campus
Adenine, the oldest gerbil of the colony, chewing on a donated roll of toilet paper.
Summer loving, some gerbils had a blast. Summer loving, it happened too fast
South Campus President Dan Lufkin rides his bike through the open walkways of the campus. He said he uses his bike to get to meetings faster and greets students, staff and faculty along the way. He has been president for four years. He said he also plays basketball on campus in the mornings for a workout.
Day in the life: Lufkin leads South Campus by example, hoping to inspire people around him