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College sued by former chancellor
College sued by former chancellor
NE students and Revival Today church members dance to “Macarena” at the community event on March 31. Over 20 students attended the event where they enjoyed free pizza, drinks and won prizes in a giveaway.
Faith in action
NW SGA Region 2 President Josh Dobles talking to NW Vice President Matheus Minconi
Students shop at thrift event to show support for SGA efforts
Jimmy played by Noah Flores, Villian played by Tamia Tubbs and Sandrine played by Natalynn Spann perform “Almost, Maine” a play about love and loss in a remote, mythical Maine town. It runs April 22-24 at 7:30 p.m. at C.A. Roberson.
Love anthology brings magic center stage
Students hit digital track in 'Mario Kart' tournament
Students hit digital track in ‘Mario Kart’ tournament
Emmy award winner Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in new A24 film where an engaged couple’s wedding plans are uprooted by a nuclear secret. The movie released in theaters April 3.
Film flips script on rom-com genre
“Hoppers” opened in theaters March 6, making $46 million in the opening weekend. The movie will be available on Disney+ late April.
Pixar raises bar for animated movies
A blue morpho butterfly sunbathes on a rock in the Fort Worth rainforest conservatory.
Butterflies take flight in garden
Cover artwork for Ye’s new album “BULLY” released March 28.
‘BULLY’ marks Ye’s return to top
"Bridgerton" Season Four centers Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek. They unexpectingly meet at a masquerade ball and Baek runs away at midnight when everyone takes their masks off and reveal their identities.
Cinderella story retold in period romance series
Gas prices threaten more than just our wallets
Gas prices threaten more than just our wallets
Love that requires repression of self and conformity is not real
Love that requires repression of self and conformity is not real
Leave travel guides in the past. America is not a theme park.
Leave travel guides in the past. America is not a theme park.
Administration blocks student opportunities
Administration blocks student opportunities
Texas THC ban benefits special interests, not citizens
Texas THC ban benefits special interests, not citizens
NW student Maverick Diaz warms up on the teardrop bag in his MMA school gym.
The Maverick of Muay Thai
NE Author Skip Hollandsworth autographs his book "She Kills" for student Lauren Villarreal.
Author shares scoop on journalism
Tomás Nielsen, Facundo Capra and Leo Valviviezo watch Will Leather Goods store manager Oscar Martinez emboss leather keychains for them free of charge.
Argentine visitors practice English and embrace Texas culture
NE adjunct Michael Mulvey won the Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography.
Pulitzer-winning photographer touts TCC
NW assistant professor and artist Kent Anderson Butler walks by a tree featured in his exhibition "Silent Witnesses."
Photographer connects nature to memory
Students get crafty at NW Makers Meet Up
Students get crafty at NW Makers Meet Up
Students Game On in a 3x3 Basketball Tournament
Students Game On in a 3×3 Basketball Tournament
Students strum along in TR Guitar Club
Students strum along in TR Guitar Club
NE astronomy takes off for fascination of space
NE astronomy takes off for fascination of space
NE student Jax Kiernan leads student protesters on march during ICE walkout.
Students protest ICE on NE Campus
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Guest artist’s recital shows off joy of sax

October 2, 2018
NW music adjunct instructor Tak Yan Yeung plays piano while guest artist Bowen Feng plays the saxophone during a duet for the NW Guest Artist Series: Saxophone Recital in the NW Recital Hall (WFAB 1105) on Sept. 24. Photo by Daniel LeNoir/The Collegian
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Emmy award winner Zendaya and Robert Pattinson star in new A24 film where an engaged couple’s wedding plans are uprooted by a nuclear secret. The movie released in theaters April 3.
Film flips script on rom-com genre
“Hoppers” opened in theaters March 6, making $46 million in the opening weekend. The movie will be available on Disney+ late April.
Pixar raises bar for animated movies
A blue morpho butterfly sunbathes on a rock in the Fort Worth rainforest conservatory.
Butterflies take flight in garden
Cover artwork for Ye’s new album “BULLY” released March 28.
'BULLY' marks Ye's return to top
"Bridgerton" Season Four centers Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek. They unexpectingly meet at a masquerade ball and Baek runs away at midnight when everyone takes their masks off and reveal their identities.
Cinderella story retold in period romance series
March Media Madness
March Media Madness
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NW SGA Region 2 President Josh Dobles talking to NW Vice President Matheus Minconi
Students shop at thrift event to show support for SGA efforts
Club Corner: Business Professionals of America
Club Corner: Business Professionals of America
NW student Maverick Diaz warms up on the teardrop bag in his MMA school gym.
The Maverick of Muay Thai
Students get crafty at NW Makers Meet Up
Students get crafty at NW Makers Meet Up
NW student Noami Finch shapes a cup on a pottery wheel machine at the open house event on March 26.
Visual arts displayed at open house
NW students watch the movie "The Color Purple" on Mar. 4.
NW Clubs Collaborate for Black History Month and Women's History Month
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Illustration by Suzann Clay/The Collegian
Forced into fall
NE student Carolina Pereira’s passion for journalism and her desire to become a broadcast reporter led her to uproot her life, take a chance and move to the U.S.
Moving to pursue dreams
The statistics above include the Clery Act crimes that occurred in 2015, 2016 and 2017 at on-campus locations, off-campus locations and public property adjacent to TCC campuses.
College sees increase in drug law violations
Derek Schreihofer, UNT Health Science Center pharmacology and neuroscience associate professor, speaks to students about medical research Sept. 26 in the TR Energy Auditorium.
Guest speaker discusses research, solutions
Illustration by Aftin Gavin/The Collegian
Editorial - Who’s responsible for free speech online?
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