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Voters wait to cast their ballots in the portable building where SE Campus hosts a polling location.
Campus early voting surges
NE actors Jett Bastien and August Markel star in the dark comedy “Everybody” Oct. 29 onstage in the campus theater.
Students ensure show goes on
A 3D printed Toro welcomes students to the SE makers lab. Visitors use this space to create and print original designs
3D printers highlight maker spaces
SE student Symphony Low performs with Liam Alejandre onstage in the theatrical production of “The Importance of Being Earnest,” a Victorian play by Oscar Wilde. The play opens Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the C.A. Robinson Theater
Tale of two Ernests takes spotlight
NE student arrested for criminal mischief
NE student arrested for criminal mischief
John Turturro plays Harry Lehman, a petty thief from the Bronx, in the film “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.” The film released in theaters Oct. 30.
‘Pickpocket’ captures NYC charm
NW students Trae Smith and Gavin Barron perform with Landon Dewitt in “It Can’t Happen Here,” which premiers Nov. 17.
Play explores U.S. dictatorship
Customers visit the Fort Worth Antiquarian Book Show to purchase novels, magazines and illustrated books Oct. 24 at the Fort Worth Masonic Temple.
Book fair preserves literature
In “Clayface,” released Oct. 23, Matt Hagen, played by Tom Rhys Harries, realizes his face is beginning to degrade after a seemingly successful medical experiment.
‘Clayface’ sculpts imperfect gem for DC
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
Students deserve transcripts, not headaches
Students deserve transcripts, not headaches
Stop trying to make NFL an international thing
Stop trying to make NFL an international thing
Early voting turnout proves officials wrong
Early voting turnout proves officials wrong
Meta spider bots get caught in their own web
Meta spider bots get caught in their own web
Halloween is dying because of convenience
Halloween is dying because of convenience
TR students Hayley Blanks, Alexa Gonzalez and Peyton McIlhargey learn a bodybuilding pose Oct. 19 with former Mr. Olympia contestant Antione Williams.
Event highlights bodybuilder psychology
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
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Ollimpaxqui Ballet Co. Inc. performs at the Hispanic Heritage Fiesta Oct. 4 on NW Campus. Photo by JW McNay/The Collegian
NW students Julia Antio, Alyssa Begay and Ishtar Carrasquillo learn to salsa Oct. 4 on NW.
NW students Julia Antio, Alyssa Begay and Ishtar Carrasquillo learn to salsa Oct. 4 on NW.
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The play “GHOSTlight Gallery,” begins at 7:30 p.m. and runs Oct. 29–31 in the Joe B. Rushing Center for the Performing Arts Mainstage Theater. The cast features Hannah Falguera, Sarina Kissel, Piper Cennamo, Owen Maddox and Toby Hollowell.
Lights, ghosts, laughter in haunted theater
NW cafeteria shelves lay empty as the faculty prepares to open it. Paper signs and sharpie text informs readers that interacting with the technology may cause a delay in its opening.
New campus cafe opening in November
TCC administrators and local dignitaries along with TCC mascot Toro break ground Oct. 26 on the new science building on NE Campus. The building is set to be finished spring 2028.
Officials break ground on science building
Fort Worth musician Joseph Neville perform one of his songs Oct. 20 at the Backstage Pass event in the Riverfront Cafe on TR Campus.
Musician performs, discusses industry
NW English as a Second Language student Wendy Downs Sincleir gets interviewed during the Embedded Conversations event Oct. 22.
ESL program sparks conversations, connections
Emily Rowan, Brandy Lasater, Hannah Weiss, Emma Lasater, Josh Lasater and Emma’s service dog Frazier Joe attended as characters from “The Wizard of Oz.”
Zootopia fest gets wild
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NW English instructor Madison Gillespie gives opening remarks about the Dead Writers Night event Oct. 22.
Dead Writers Night
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
NW horticulture lab manager Cameron Grant tells academic adviser Liz Bradley about the options at the plant sale Oct. 2.
Plant sale brings community and college together
NW Student Annalie Herrera plays Otter in a picnic scene for "The Wind in the Willows" Oct. 2.
From page to stage: Theater takes on adaptation
Ryan Hamzeh, NW director of student success and advising, congratulates Liz Bradley on her first photography exhibit on the campus Sept. 22.
Photo exhibit shows shifting perspectives
Cybersecurity department chair Greg Wise greets Tarrant County Commissioner Manny Ramirez at the 50th anniversary celebration of NW Campus Sept. 18. NW staff members welcome guests as they arrive.
Campus celebrates 50th anniversary
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Beto rallies voters
Beto rallies voters
NE Campus government associate professor Larry Davis has taught on the campus since it opened in 1968.
Campus celebrates golden birthday
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Celebration to kick off 50th anniversary
NE financial aid associate Andee Rodriguez waves a pride flag as he marches with other TCC students, faculty and staff carrying banners and posters during the Tarrant County Pride Parade Oct. 6 in downtown Fort Worth.
‘Free to be me at TCC’
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