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A Patriot Front flyer was found on a transformer box outside NDPP on NE Campus Jan. 20
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NE student Gloria Martinez tells teacher Mayra Mancera and student Fathy Ngindi that she is proud to learn and practice English in a pronunciation class Jan. 30
Former ESL students teach new generation
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A$AP Rocky's cover for "Don't Be Dumb," released Jan. 16, was illustrated by filmmaker Tim Burton.
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33 Peaks co-owner Rupesh Neupane talks with customers over a fresh cup of coffee in Southlake, just 20 minutes away from NE.
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Adam Brody who plays Noah holds his girlfriend Joanne, played by Kristen Bell, while talking to his mother.
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High schoolers who protest aren’t criminal
Paramount and Netflix logos are seen in this illustration taken December 8, 2025. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
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Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and Reddit applications are displayed on a mobile phone in this picture illustration taken on December 9, 2025. REUTERS/Hollie Adams/Illustration
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NW assistant professor and artist Kent Anderson Butler walks by a tree featured in his exhibition "Silent Witnesses."
Photographer connects nature to memory
Student turns hardship into hobby
Student turns hardship into hobby
TCC graduate Brian Hodges, who owns the store Card Center, explains to NFL star Myles Garrett about his recent bulk purchase of Pokémon trading cards and games. Hodges’ son inspired the business idea.
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33 Peaks co-owner Rupesh Neupane talks with customers over a fresh cup of coffee in Southlake, just 20 minutes away from NE.
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SE ceramics instructor and artist Juan Barroso explains his plan to paint images of immigrant laborers on his handmade vase to lab tech Huda Dorsett.
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South Campus Automotive Class Teaches Vehicle Repairs
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TR Promotes Fitness and Recreational Sports at Recfest
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NW students join in dancing with the Bandan Koro traditional African drummers Feb. 7. Photo by Robert Burn/The Collegian
The drummers and dancers perform in the WFAB lobby in honor of Black History Month on NW Campus.
The drummers and dancers perform in the WFAB lobby in honor of Black History Month on NW Campus.
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Student Luis Fuentes and instructor Tony Edwards inspecting student Aiden Buckley's 2004 Ford F-150 truck.
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NW assistant professor and artist Kent Anderson Butler walks by a tree featured in his exhibition "Silent Witnesses."
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Semiconductor chips are seen on a circuit board of a computer in this illustration picture taken February 25, 2022. REUTERS/Florence Lo/Illustration
Workshop focuses on innovative film tech
A Patriot Front flyer was found on a transformer box outside NDPP on NE Campus Jan. 20
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NE student Gabe Tinajero and NW student Sydney Castillo discuss the student-made altars on display in the NW art gallery.
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