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A graph showing the percentage of weekly Tarrant County school district nurse visits [blue] and school absences [green] related to influenza-like symptoms from November 2024 to March 2025. A noticeable spike occurs in the first week of February 2025 showing nurse visits are up 18% and absences up 7% from January 2025.
Tarrant County hit by rise in flu cases
NE student Julia Williamson is a transgender woman. She is a member of the NE Pride Club and has participated in protests for transgender rights. Williamson said it is very powerful when you’re surrounded by others who support you.
Concerns grow for LGBTQ+ students
Board vice president Kenneth Barr is not running in the May trustee seat election.
Two trustee seats to be placed on spring ballot
Members of the Black Student Union on South Campus play a card game at one of the Black History Month events. This event is one of five that the organization has been able to schedule.
DEI ban restricts cultural organizations
SE Student Government Association officers Leslie Zacarias, Aisha Siwoku, Kornelius Washington and Asia Barfield stand in front of the state capital waving to friends on the steps.
Students meet state leaders at Capitol
Black History Month: Selection of films, music, novels
Black History Month: Selection of films, music, novels
Artist Michelle Johnson points at an art piece on the wall in the “Tally Up!” art show on TR Campus.
Artist explores humanity through her craft
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
Texas threatens to rewrite K-12 education
Texas threatens to rewrite K-12 education
Legal game betting is changing the sports world
Legal game betting is changing the sports world
Luka’s gone but your support for Mavericks shouldn’t be
Luka’s gone but your support for Mavericks shouldn’t be
Free lunches help feed student success
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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
Healing inside and out: Artist pieces together her purpose through creative journey
Healing inside and out: Artist pieces together her purpose through creative journey
Fire Chief Daniel White presents plan to DFW Airport Fire department.
Near tragedy ignites chiefs tenacity
Zoe Spiliotis’ “Wheel in the Sky Without End”, Isadora Jackson’s “Crinkled Horizons” and Jackson’s “Soil and Sky” are all a part of the South Campus art exhibit “The Desert was Red and Red the Dust 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
Zoe Spiliotis’ “Wheel in the Sky Without End”, Isadora Jackson’s “Crinkled Horizons” and Jackson’s “Soil and Sky” are all a part of the South Campus art exhibit “The Desert was Red and Red the Dust was Raised.”
Five women create abstract art to explore border region
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
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Frankenstein examined

April 17, 2019
Different aspects of literature and philosophy were involved in creating the classic novel, “Frankenstein.” Photo by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
Different aspects of literature and philosophy were involved in creating the classic novel, “Frankenstein.” Photo by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
The “Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of Nature” exhibit in the library on SE Campus takes a closer look at the life of author Mary Shelly as well as the origins and influences of her novel. Photo by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
Different aspects of literature and philosophy were involved in creating the classic novel, “Frankenstein.” Photo by Joseph Serrata/The Collegian
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A graph showing the percentage of weekly Tarrant County school district nurse visits [blue] and school absences [green] related to influenza-like symptoms from November 2024 to March 2025. A noticeable spike occurs in the first week of February 2025 showing nurse visits are up 18% and absences up 7% from January 2025.
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