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LinkedIn Learning access returns to TCC
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The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
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Community blooms; Connect welcomes students back to campus

April 12, 2022
Community blooms, Connect welcomes students back to campus Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian
Community blooms, Connect welcomes students back to campus
Photos by Alex Hoben/The Collegian

Spring Fest was held April 5 at TR Campus in the outside corridor between the Connect Campus and main buildings. The event included tables manned by different clubs as well as recruiters. Food was provided to the students and staff in attendance with Connect Campus
President Carlos Morales giving a commemoration speech welcoming students back.

Connect Campus President Carlos Morales poses for a photo with students during Spring Fest April 5.
Connect Campus President Carlos Morales poses for a photo with students during Spring Fest April 5.
Connect President Carlos Morales giving a commemoration speech for April 5.
Connect President Carlos Morales giving a
commemoration speech for April 5.
TR students Maria Heredia and Nathan Lehr visit the various tables available at Spring Fest April 5.
TR students Maria Heredia and Nathan Lehr visit the various tables available at
Spring Fest April 5.
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