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A masked protester confronts the Dallas Police Department Mounted Unit on Harry Hines Boulevard Sept. 10.
Dallas convention draws protests
Chancellor Elva LeBlanc speaks to assistant secretary Laura Pritchett after the Jan. 22 board of trustees meeting.
Board approves property tax rate increase
Painting II students, who graduated in the spring, had an art exhibit Oct. 2 for the work they did the previous academic year. Without a gallery, faculty said they used the painting classroom for the show by emptying out the room and cancelling class.
First campus gallery set to open this year
Cara Howard gives a speech after recieving an award for original dance choreography at the Script award ceremony on South Campus Sept. 11.
Student journal celebrates 40 years of print
Ariel DeSantiago/The Collegian Students and faculty sit at the tables in the first floor hang out space in NW05. The building was opened earlier this year in May. The building serves as a swing space for both college and Early Collegiate High School students.
Club festival encourages more campus involvement
Customers browse indie book selections at Recluse Books Sept. 19.
Shop embraces unique books
TR instructor Andrew Giles views three works of art by SE instructor Martin Molina. From left to right the woodcut relief prints are titled “Chupacabra,” “Minotaur” and “Cyclops,” Sept. 19.
Faculty put creativity on display
The Fort Worth chapter of Duke’s Car Club showcases a green 1938 Chevrolet and a cream 1951 Chevy Deluxe on Main Street at Sundance Square Sept. 6. The event on Sept. 19 will display 200 lowrider cars.
Cars and Culture cruise into Fort Worth
Audience at Coyote Drive-In watches “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” from their vehicles Aug. 28.
Coyote Drive-In curtain call
Wylie Coyote makes big comeback
Wylie Coyote makes big comeback
Support your local farmers, reject corporations
Support your local farmers, reject corporations
Finding common ground forces politicians to respond
Finding common ground forces politicians to respond
E-bikes are not safe for adults to operate, let alone children
E-bikes are not safe for adults to operate, let alone children
FAFSA should not depend on parental income
FAFSA should not depend on parental income
Conservative homeschool culture fears the world
Conservative homeschool culture fears the world
SE alum Kyle Hanson talks about his method of painting with SE student Ngoc bao Tran Nguyen Sept. 3.
Transforming art and artists
Audience at Coyote Drive-In watches “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” from their vehicles Aug. 28.
Coyote Drive-In curtain call
Licentious performs live for the first time in Burleson, Texas. Two of the band members are TR students: Jake Phillips, the guitarist on the left and Dylan Liska, the drummer. Lead singer Avik Samanta is accompanied by bassist Louise Alvarez.
Licentious emerges at shed show
Professional wrestler “The Problem Child” performs an aerial technique against opponent LVJ during Metroplex Wrestling’s show called “Destiny” at The Epic in Grand Prairie on April 11. Two NE students worked on the production team for the event.
Wrestling Destiny
NW student Vangregory Grinnon volunteers in the Northside Inter-Community Agency food pantry.
After the roof caves in
The Collegian Report for the week of Sept. 16
The Collegian Report for the week of Sept. 2
The Collegian Report for the week of Aug. 26
Goodbye and see you next semester
Goodbye and see you next semester
NE Drama Playhouse presents: Chicago
NE Drama Playhouse presents: Chicago
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