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James Martin High School senior Khalil Reese receives the 2024 Erma C. Johnson Hadley scholarship.
Students, legacy builders celebrated at award ceremony
NW Aviation student Savannah Lejeune pilots a Redbird flight simulation, to practice taking off and landing an airplane.
Finding purpose, taking flight
Chief financial officer Pamela Anglin addresses the board during the November board meeting.
Board supports spring semester improvements
SE Campus culinary coordinator and instructor Katrina Warner helps SE student Gabriel Ortiz with placing a rack of lamb into a pot to cook for his assignment.
Feeding minds: Longtime culinary instructor wins national award
Animal Owens stands on top of the Donald N Thompson Post 655’s van flying an American Flag.
Fort Worth celebrates Veterans Day
Left to right: Ivan Zakharov (Mark Eidelstein) with Ani (Mikey Madison) embracing at a party, infautauted with each other.
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Hugh Grant as Mr. Reed has a tense conversation with Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East.)
‘Heretic’ brings new life to religious horror
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Comic
Tyler, the Creator performs during the second weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif.
Tyler, the Creator removes his mask
NE orchestra members Ariyan, Ava and Ayda Ashrafian participate in the orchestra concert’s costume competition. Other members preform pieces from “Sweeny Todd” by Stephen Sondheim.
Orchestra concert brings families together
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Tyler, the Creator performs during the second weekend of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Saturday, April 20, 2024, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif.
Tyler, the Creator removes his mask
Pop-punk band State Champs released their fifth album this year. From left to right: Tony Diaz, Ryan Scott Graham, Derek DiScanio and Tyler Szalkowski.
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During the parade the Moslah Car-vettes group drove down the streets decked out in LED lights, waving and greeting parade-goers.
Fort Worth’s Parade of Lights brings a shine to the streets of downtown
NW Clay Club sponsor Jacob Steed places raku fired pieces in the fire buckets to create a specialized glaze effect.
Born to Kiln
Borougerdi has been cultivating and maintaining the community garden on SE Campus since 2015.
Heal the Soil, Heal the Soul
History of Halloween
History of Halloween
Artist Aubree Dale stands in front of her piece “Where We Always Meet” that was inspired by a place in Austin.
RESETTING THE PACE
During the parade the Moslah Car-vettes group drove down the streets decked out in LED lights, waving and greeting parade-goers.
Fort Worth’s Parade of Lights brings a shine to the streets of downtown
Tarrant County Commissioners Court votes to keep college early voting sites open
Tarrant County Commissioners Court votes to keep college early voting sites open
The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
The Collegian Report: TCC at risk for losing early voting sites on-campus
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The Collegian Report – NW Campus Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Buildings
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Another activity at the festival was the traditional Hindu holiday of Holi. Students were given colored powder to throw at each other to decorate shirts that were provided.

Bandan Koro member Terrance Thomas taught students a series of traditional dances.

Members of the Bandan Koro group perform a call and response with people participating in the the International Festival.

Bandan Koro member Edward Dogbe bangs out a rhythm on the djembe.

[Photo] Colorful celebration of cultures, creativity

April 3, 2024
Students were also able to try on a traditional lion dance and dance across the courtyard.

TCC's "Enjoy the Show" float featured actors from Lawman Bass Reaves and Grey's Anatomy, highlighting the RTVB program on NE Campus.

Animal Owens stands on top of the Donald N Thompson Post 655’s van flying an American Flag.

[Photo] Fort Worth celebrates Veterans Day

November 20, 2024
At the end of the more than 100 float parade, Santa Claus waves to parade goers wishing them a happy holidays.

Santa Claus waves at people at the end of the Parade of Lights procession.

VIP Kings Barber College included a lit up band performing as they walked down the street.

Both people and pets alike were featured in the parade, including this dog in the GM Financial Make A Wish Foundation truck.

Many color guard teams were at the parade including South Hills High School color guard team in matching holiday sweaters.

Walking in front of the YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth truck, a turkey mascot for the Turkey Trot marathon led the way.

The Fort Worth Model A Ford Club had multiple cars all decked out in lights including one decked out in candy canes with a gingerbread girl in the back waving to the crowds.

The Fort Worth Model A Ford Club had multiple of the cars in a line, all covered in decorations and sounding their unique horn to the crowds.

On the Studio 80 "Holiday on the Seven Seas" float, celebrity impersonator Rhonda Medina sang along to Cher songs while dressed as the pop star herself.

The Fort Worth-based club Studio 80 rolled down the streets in a pirate ship shaped float with 80s music playing through speakers and a celebrity impersonator of Cher performing her greatest hits.

Ballet Folklorico de Fort Worth Inc. also had a float called "Posadas in the City." Las Posadas is a religious festival celebrated between Dec. 16-24 that commemorates the journey of Mary and Joseph before the birth of Jesus.

Along with high schools they also had elementary schools in the parade including the Townley Elementary School Pep Squad.

The Moslah Car-vettes are apart of the Fort Worth-based Moslah Shrine organization.

During the parade the Moslah Car-vettes group drove down the streets decked out in LED lights, waving and greeting parade-goers.

[Photo] Fort Worth's Parade of Lights brings a shine to the streets of downtown

December 4, 2024
Miss Fort Worth Teen Lily Roberts (left) and Miss Fort Worth Avy Taylor (right) were both featured in the parade waving at the crowd.

Fort Worth's Dinosaur Land had not only a float but people walking along the sides with dinosaur puppets interacting with the crowds.

The Big Brothers Big Sisters organization had a float that featured the mentors and mentees in Star Wars clothing, even some wielding lightsabers.

At the end of the Sweet Dreams Car Club procession was a low-rider with the Grinch and Cindy Lou-Who as passengers. The car was using hydraulics to bounce up and down.

Sweet Dreams Car Club restores and customizes classic cars and low-riders and had a line of those cars in the Parade of Lights.

Fort Worth-based ClearWater Plumbers had a bus covered in Christmas lights and presents.

Evan Carter joined the Texas Rangers in 2023 and acted as the grand marshal for the Parade of Lights, following GM Financials Pace Car.

Also in the parade was Texas Rangers player Evan Carter as the grand marshal of the parade.

Along with the tractors from Zimmerer Kubota Tractors they also had light-covered golf carts.

Also featured in the parade were a line of tractors covered in lights from north Texas-based Zimmerer Kubota Tractors.

Santa ends the parade with a float featuring toy soldiers and Mrs. Claus.

Along with the actors, TCC's float included students and staff as well as Toro waving at the top to the parade goers.

Also in the parade was the "Pure Grinch" float. A Jeep Wrangler that is, according to the Parade of Lights, covered in over 400 items that are based on the "Grinch" franchise.

Fort Worth Police Department's Code Blue Citizen's on Patrol unit also had a float including a tree made of blinking blue lights.

Out of all the schools marching bands that performed, OD Wyatt High School marching band was the 2024 Santa band, which came right before the Santa float in the parade.

The First-Generation College Celebration had booths of different services around NE Campus to inform students of resources available to them.

[Photo] Campus marks National First-generation week

December 4, 2024
The First-Generation College Celebration had booths of different services around NE Campus, such as the health services table, to inform students of resources available to them.

NW Aviation student Savannah Lejeune pilots a Redbird flight simulation, to practice taking off and landing an airplane.

[Photo] Finding purpose, taking flight

HUDA QURESHI, managing editor
November 20, 2024
SE Campus culinary coordinator and instructor Katrina Warner helps SE student Gabriel Ortiz with placing a rack of lamb into a pot to cook for his assignment.

[Photo] Feeding minds: Longtime culinary instructor wins national award

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
November 20, 2024
Animal Owens stands on top of the Donald N Thompson Post 655’s van flying an American Flag.

[Photo] Fort Worth celebrates Veterans Day

CHEYENNE SHAWN, campus editor
November 20, 2024
Borougerdi has been cultivating and maintaining the community garden on SE Campus since 2015.

[Photo] Heal the Soil, Heal the Soul

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
November 13, 2024
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[Photo] Trump president for another term

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
November 13, 2024
TR philosophy professor Mark Anderson uses his student Henry Knauf as a subject in a brain exercise metaphor describing it’s functions.

[Photo] Philosophy professor shares life outlook

FRED NGUYEN, campus editor
November 13, 2024
Oakwood Cemetery was established in 1879 with 20 acres and has grown to over 100 acres. According to their website, it is the second oldest Fort Worth cemetery.

[Photo] Cemeteries preserve Fort Worth’s diversity

ROSSY FERMIN, staff reporter
November 13, 2024
NE Campus student and dance club member Emily Reyes performs a self-made ballet folklorico routine during Fall Fest. She has been dancing since she was three.

[Photo] Campus celebrates fall with dance, crafts

ALEX HOBEN and LAUREN HARPER
November 13, 2024
Cutline: Polling locations are available on all TCC campuses until 7 p.m..

[Photo] Election 2024

COLLEGIAN STAFF
November 5, 2024
NE RTVF students preview equipment and techniques that are taught in the Fort Worth FIlm Collaborative certificate program.

[Photo] Film collaborative returns with ‘Landman’

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 30, 2024
DEA special agent Eduardo Chavez shows NE student Natalia Rich and SE student Alexa Gonzalez how small a dosage of fentanyl can kill someone.

[Photo] DEA agent discusses rising fentanyl crisis

CHEYENNE SHAWN, campus editor
October 23, 2024
SE student Kristen Wirkler, who plays Hilda, tells the story of her mothers mysterious disappearance during a party

[Photo] ‘The Thin Place’ offers thrilling drama

LAUREN HARPER, multimedia editor
October 23, 2024
Jenny Zheng, the mother of the child involved in the incident, came to the meeting with a petition signed by 20 parents whose children were enrolled in the center.

[Photo] Children’s Center shut down after 50 years

LAUREN HARPER and FOUSIA ABDULLAHI
October 16, 2024
SE student Vanessa Cruz votes on her favorite superheroes at a mock voting event. The event was held to prepare new voters for the voting process.

[Photo] Early voting on campuses starts Oct. 21

LAUREN HARPER, campus editor
October 16, 2024
NE Campus Children's Center is located in the NFAB building. It includes three classrooms as well as an outdoor playground.

[Photo] UPDATED BREAKING NEWS: NE Children’s Center set to close after a ‘deeply concerning’ incident

Fousia Abdullahi, Lauren Harper and Alex Hoben
October 9, 2024
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott speaks to students about the growing need for an educated workforce during his stop at New Heights.

[Photo] Abbott praises adult high school

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 2, 2024
NE adjunct music instructor Stephen Beall performs during the string faculty concert.

[Photo] TCC string faculty plays new Mozart piece

FRED NGUYEN, campus editor
October 2, 2024
TCC Chancellor Elva LeBlanc and Dallas College Chancellor Justin Lonon shake hands after signing the agreement.

[Photo] College districts sign partnership

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 2, 2024
Chief information officer Todd Kreuger self-published a collection of poems called “People Are Truly Amazing.” He has been working on the poems in the book for many years.

[Photo] Technology Meets Creativity

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 25, 2024
TCC NE student Emeri Callaway speaks at a press conference held on the UT Arlington’s campus about the Tarrant County Commissioner’s Court special meeting regarding the polling places.

[Photo] College campuses keep polling sites

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 18, 2024
Associate professor of GIS Katsuhiko Oda shows the program ArcGIS, a software that gathers geographical data and presents it graphically.

[Photo] Mapping the future of college innovation

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 18, 2024
By Jaedyn Gerhardt

[Photo] Pa i n t+ Paper

Huda Qureshi, Managing editor
September 11, 2024
The district informs stakeholders through its website, highlighting the ten areas they are working on.

[Photo] TCC’s sustainability efforts take root

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 11, 2024
Professor Mary Williams, who is now retiring, has taught students the French language on NE Campus since 1978.

[Photo] Au Revoir

HUDA QURESHI, Managing editor
September 4, 2024
New SE President Andrew Bowne said he’s spent these past two months familiarizing himself with the communities around SE Campus.

[Photo] President oversees new era for campus

Huda Qureshi, Managing editor
September 4, 2024
Chancellor Elva LeBlanc talks about the different resource available for students to help pay for school.

[Photo] Frustrated students, employees struggle with FAFSA headache

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 4, 2024
Student development associate Austin McCabe talks to students about NE's Garden Club which is starting back up again after not being active for a couple of years.

[Photo] Welcome week at NE Campus

August 28, 2024
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