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The eclipse on April 8 is considered special because of it’s proximity to being a solar maximum.
People from around Tarrant County gather to witness five stages of total solar eclipse
The NE art department opened an exhibition of artist Ralph Tobin’s works. This makeshift gallery is made of a teaching space the department repurposed into a viewing area for the art. NE Campus is the only campus without an art gallery.
Six-color palette gallery explores shape
Narcan is only available in the health services office for emergency use.
Program strives for education on overdose
Wayne Bird and Zachary Poster volunteered to help run the annual plant sale at NW, assisting with transporting the plants.
Annual spring plant sale sprouts smiles
How micro aggressions affects mental health
How micro aggressions affects mental health
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Sunbaked sequels are hitting center stage
Photo courtesy of Universal
Dev Patel’s directorial debut is an intense must-watch
Freaknik began in 1983 and continued to grow every spring break. The documentary premiered Mar. 21 on Hulu.
Atlanta street party changed Black culture
Grande’s ‘eternal sunshine’ contained 13 tracks, including ‘imperfect for you.’ The album released Mar. 8.
‘eternal sunshine’ is missing Grande’s old musical quality
Photo courtesy of Investigation Discovery
Child acting: where innocence goes to die
You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
Leadership is not going to be perfect on first attempt
Leadership is not going to be perfect on first attempt
Your children will make lots of mistakes, make peace with it
Your children will make lots of mistakes, make peace with it
Older students need a support system in college
Older students need a support system in college
Financial literacy is pressing, important to all U.S. citizens
Financial literacy is pressing, important to all U.S. citizens
Former NE student Erin Roth, left, enjoys a sight-seeing trip to Sedona, Arizona with her close friends: Kat and Richard.
A fight to find herself
Dungeons, dragons, dabbling in danger
Dungeons, dragons, dabbling in danger
Justin Thyme has painted multiple rocks and hidden them. each rock has a unique design and QR code on the back linking to the @rockhound instagram.
Rock Solid Art
“June” by TR student Rama Amin. This piece is made with oil paint and depicts a woman in leisure.
Student’s creativity displayed
Illustration by Tj Favela
“Woke”: The word without meaning
The Collegian Report – NW Campus Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Buildings
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Former NE student Erin Roth, left, enjoys a sight-seeing trip to Sedona, Arizona with her close friends: Kat and Richard.
A fight to find herself
July 25, 2024
TJ Favela/The Collegian
Sunbaked sequels are hitting center stage
July 25, 2024
Photo courtesy of Universal
Dev Patel’s directorial debut is an intense must-watch
July 25, 2024
We are grateful, but TCC has room to grow
We are grateful, but TCC has room to grow
July 11, 2024
You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
You don’t have to toss your tees, just practice empathy
July 11, 2024
Leadership is not going to be perfect on first attempt
Leadership is not going to be perfect on first attempt
July 11, 2024

NE Campus International Festival celebrates culture, ethnic diversity

April 15, 2013
Music students Taylor Goodwin and Steven Lamb, instructor Warren Dewey and student Linda Watson perform in a drum circle at NE Campus’ International Festival April 13-14. The festival included a job fair, free food, a dunking booth and representatives from the many diverse clubs and departments throughout the college. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
Music students Taylor Goodwin and Steven Lamb, instructor Warren Dewey and student Linda Watson perform in a drum circle at NE Campus’ International Festival April 13-14. The festival included a job fair, free food, a dunking booth and representatives from the many diverse clubs and departments throughout the college. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
NE Campus instructor Blanca Leticia Pizana de Esparza models her traditional garb for the festival. The festival included many live performances including a Latin jazz ensemble, belly dancing and an international fashion show. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
NE Campus instructor Blanca Leticia Pizana de Esparza models her traditional garb for the festival. The festival included many live performances including a Latin jazz ensemble, belly dancing and an international fashion show. Photo by Mackenzie Ashton/The Collegian
NE Campus music student Mike Foster performs with a didgeridoo, an Australian instrument, at the festival.
NE Campus music student Mike Foster performs with a didgeridoo, an Australian instrument, at the festival.

 

 

 

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Ralph Fiennes plays Hades and Alexa Davalos plays Andromeda in this 3-D remake of the 1981 original film Clash of the Titans. Directed by action movie veteran Louis Leterrier, known for The Transporter and The Incredible Hulk, the film tells the story of a developing battle between the gods and humans led by Perseus, the abandoned son of Zeus. Photo courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures
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