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Tarrant County Commissioners Court votes to keep college early voting sites open
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The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
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WELCOME WEEK: Students welcomed back to campuses

January 25, 2022

Toro stands tall during opening week festivities.

NE Campus president Kenya Ayers-Palmore observes a table full of TCC swag. Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
NE Campus president Kenya Ayers-Palmore observes a table full of TCC swag.
Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
Toro, TCC’s mascot, hands out shirts and lanyards during NE Campus’ Toro Tuesday. Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
Toro, TCC’s mascot, hands out shirts and lanyards during NE Campus’ Toro Tuesday.
Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
NE student Alyssa Sullins roasts a marshmallow on NE Campus. Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
NE student Alyssa Sullins roasts a marshmallow on NE Campus.
Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
NE student Brianna Handy receives a shirt from a table handing them out. Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
NE student Brianna Handy receives a shirt from a table handing them out.
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
South student Cristian Villegas gets a caricature drawn of him by artist Bob O’brien during Welcome Week. Photo by Joel Solis/The Collegian
South student Cristian Villegas gets a caricature drawn of him by artist Bob O’brien during Welcome Week.
Photo by Joel Solis/The Collegian
Toro, TCC’s mascot, hands out shirts and lanyards during NE Campus’ Toro Tuesday. Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
Toro, TCC’s mascot, hands out shirts and lanyards during NE Campus’ Toro Tuesday.
Photo by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
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