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Chief Financial Officer Pamela Anglin presents at the Board of Trustee meeting Jan. 22.
Board increases proposed tax rate
Body found by teens at TCC-owned TXU plant
Body found by teens at TCC-owned TXU plant
Double duty for campus presidents
Double duty for campus presidents
Toro shows off his birthday card with TR students and staff at the "Toro the Trailblazer Birthday Bash" on Aug. 18.
Trailblazers celebrate Toro’s birthday
A Piper PA-23 displays the TCC logo and colors. The plane serves as an instructional tool for the NW aviation program.
Aviation program aims to help students, economy
The models on display demonstrate the evolution from a “Study for the Lighthouse Statue of Suez” to “Liberty Illuminating the world.”
Museum highlights Lady Liberty
Members of the band Weezer stand in front of gold backdrop for photoshoot promoting their new album "The Gold Album," that released Aug. 21.
Weezer sounds revitalized on ‘Gold Album’
Characters Billy Presley and Kris buy snacks after encountering Little Death.
Queer filmmaker transcends horror tropes
Licentious performs live for the first time in Burleson, Texas. Two of the band members are TR students: Jake Phillips, the guitarist on the left and Dylan Liska, the drummer. Lead singer Avik Samanta is accompanied by bassist Louise Alvarez.
Licentious emerges at shed show
Coming this summer...
Coming this summer…
An Amazon Web Services AI data center lights up the sky in New Carlisle, Indiana.
Data centers turn Texas into the No Star State
New opportunities come from talking to teachers
New opportunities come from talking to teachers
Government must put an end to slaughter of wild horses
Government must put an end to slaughter of wild horses
Good feelings from World Cup can still live on
Good feelings from World Cup can still live on
Flock cameras capture vehicle data on Harwood Road.
We should not sacrifice privacy for safety, fashion
Licentious performs live for the first time in Burleson, Texas. Two of the band members are TR students: Jake Phillips, the guitarist on the left and Dylan Liska, the drummer. Lead singer Avik Samanta is accompanied by bassist Louise Alvarez.
Licentious emerges at shed show
Professional wrestler “The Problem Child” performs an aerial technique against opponent LVJ during Metroplex Wrestling’s show called “Destiny” at The Epic in Grand Prairie on April 11. Two NE students worked on the production team for the event.
Wrestling Destiny
NW student Vangregory Grinnon volunteers in the Northside Inter-Community Agency food pantry.
After the roof caves in
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
Goodbye and see you next semester
Goodbye and see you next semester
NE Drama Playhouse presents: Chicago
NE Drama Playhouse presents: Chicago
NE blooms for student art and resources in Springfest
NE blooms for student art and resources in Springfest
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
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TCCD Collegian April 28, 2021

April 28, 2021

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More in 2021
Joe B. Rushing
TCC's first chancellor dies at 100
Photo courtesy of Suttershock
Reactions to Rittenhouse verdict
Photo Courtesy of CNN Travis McMichael on the right, William Bryan in the middle and McMicheal on the left
Video in Arbery case discussed
Southeast students Duc Tran and Tai Pham resting in the hallways of SE. (Shot by Alex Hoben)
Students, faculty are burned out from work
The childcare facilities that are available at NE watch after students and workers children while also helping the teaching department at NE. (Shot by Alex Hoben)
Children’s center aims to help teach students
Editorial: Morally, Kyle Rittenhouse is absolutely guilty
Editorial: Morally, Kyle Rittenhouse is absolutely guilty
More in April 28
In March of 2020, TCC transitioned to a mostly online-only format. A year later — March 29 — it announced its plan to return to campus for the fall semester.
Normalcy remains distant for students
Vlada Karpovich from pexels
New registration system garners mixed reactions
Artwork by Tyson Shepherd Shepherd’s art portrays his feelings on humans’ destruction of the planet, yet still represents optimism.
Earth Day unites community
Safe celebrations ensured for students’ graduation
Safe celebrations ensured for students’ graduation
Photo Courtesy by Bill Hanna/Fort Worth Star-Telegram Arlington City Council
Two alumni run for mayor of Arlington
Photo courtesy By Kelly Sikkema The June 15 deadline gives students more time to prepare their taxes.
Extended tax deadline gives students leeway