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Steel supports and concrete foundation under the SE Campus pool equipment room shows corrosion from leaking chemicals. It was shown at the Oct. 15 board of trustees meeting.
More funds OK’d to fix eroding foundation
Left to right, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, speaks at the Republican National Midterm Convention in Dallas, Sept. 9; House Rep. James Talarico, Demoratic candidate for U.S. Senate, speaks at his rally in Arlington Aug. 5.
2026 Midterm Election Voters Guide
A sign sits in front of the NE NSTU building Oct. 22, letting students know that polling locations are no longer available on the campus due to the Tarrant County polling location reductions.
Campus voting limited to NW, SE
Poll: Students concerned about affordability
Poll: Students concerned about affordability
At TR during Deaf Deaf World event, Flower Mound High School students Ghirin Newton and Tristen Howard exchange American Sign Language signs Oct. 8.
Annual event celebrates Deaf community
SE Campus visual arts adjunct J.C. Neihardt sells handmade ceramics to customers, Oct. 11 at the Fort Worth Community market.
Markets support local vendors
Elizabeth Holmes prepares to change her child’s diaper as docufilm co-director Nathan Fielder observes. The film released in theaters Oct. 16.
Docufilm examines art of manipulation
Fairgoers soar above the fairgrounds from the Thunderbird swing tower, the tallest portable swing ride in North America, Oct. 4 at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas.
Deep-fried fun on a budget
NE student actors Isaac Macon and Toby Whatley star in “Lobby Hero” Sept. 25.
Small cast highlights big societal issues
Autumn Activites
Autumn Activites
Deceptive campaign ads mislead voters
Deceptive campaign ads mislead voters
Key to fixing economy is less government, not more
Key to fixing economy is less government, not more
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani waves Sept. 21. Adam Gray/Pool via REUTERS
New York has Mamdani. Who does Texas have?
This year’s budget release cannot be repeated
This year’s budget release cannot be repeated
You do not owe everybody access to the person you’ve become
You do not owe everybody access to the person you’ve become
NW student and eNascar College iRacing Series winner Jacob Wilkerson explains his involvement in competitive simulation racing and how he hopes to apply it to a future career.
Racing into reality
NE math assistant professor Joel Gutierrez and instructor Grant Griffin perform martial arts skills with escrima sticks used to teach striking, blocking and footwork Sept. 18 on NE Campus.
Pi of the Tiger
NE student Bethany Anthony receives the Young Filmmaker Award at the PrairieFest Film Showcase Aug. 29.
Student receives local film award
R&B artist Chebet Nyangesi, a NE student who performs as LUVIZA, sings during the Art Official open mic night at the Irving Fine Arts Academy Sept. 19.
Building the Brand
SE alum Kyle Hanson talks about his method of painting with SE student Ngoc bao Tran Nguyen Sept. 3.
Transforming art and artists
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CAMPUS VOICES WEEK OF OCT. 23

October 23, 2024
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NE students Mallory Pfeifer and Hannah June participate in The News Forum discussion Oct. 15.
The News Forum
Club Corner: Monarch Club
Club Corner: Monarch Club
Juan Manriquez, player for NW Soccer Club, clears the ball with his head.
Club Corner: NW Soccer Club
Campus Voices: If you could go back in time what decade would you choose? Why?
Campus Voices: If you could go back in time what decade would you choose? Why?
Club Corner: Business Professionals of America
Club Corner: Business Professionals of America
Students display signs to passing motorists on West Belknap Street during an ICE protest on TR Campus on Feb. 25.
Campus voices: Do you think protesting is effective?
More in DISTRICT
Steel supports and concrete foundation under the SE Campus pool equipment room shows corrosion from leaking chemicals. It was shown at the Oct. 15 board of trustees meeting.
More funds OK’d to fix eroding foundation
A sign sits in front of the NE NSTU building Oct. 22, letting students know that polling locations are no longer available on the campus due to the Tarrant County polling location reductions.
Campus voting limited to NW, SE
Poll: Students concerned about affordability
Poll: Students concerned about affordability
Security report shows stalking on decline
Security report shows stalking on decline
Campuses adjust to food program cuts
Campuses adjust to food program cuts
Students rehearse for the spring 2026 semester musical "Chicago."
Theater programs scrambling after cuts
More in October 23
Tarrant County parent Jeanette Favela addresses the board with her sons Rafael and Roman, asking them to reconsider closing the Children’s Center.
Board upholds Children’s Center closure
NW Campus Vice President of Student Affair James Edwards presents a naturalization certificate to Shaline Williams who started her citizenship process in 2018.
New citizens celebrate at naturalization event
Canvas access restored
Canvas access restored
DEA special agent Eduardo Chavez shows NE student Natalia Rich and SE student Alexa Gonzalez how small a dosage of fentanyl can kill someone.
DEA agent discusses rising fentanyl crisis
Presenter Chelsea Davis explains the examples of physical violence seen in unhealthy relationships, which all relate to an abuser’s need for power and control.
Students learn domestic abuse signs, solutions
Tarrant County Precinct 2 Commissioner Alisa Simmons inquires about the need and safety of unique identifiers on voting ballots.
Town Hall meeting talks election security