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Tarrant County parent Jeanette Favela addresses the board with her sons Rafael and Roman, asking them to reconsider closing the Children’s Center.
Board upholds Children’s Center closure
NW Campus Vice President of Student Affair James Edwards presents a naturalization certificate to Shaline Williams who started her citizenship process in 2018.
New citizens celebrate at naturalization event
Canvas access restored
Canvas access restored
DEA special agent Eduardo Chavez shows NE student Natalia Rich and SE student Alexa Gonzalez how small a dosage of fentanyl can kill someone.
DEA agent discusses rising fentanyl crisis
Presenter Chelsea Davis explains the examples of physical violence seen in unhealthy relationships, which all relate to an abuser’s need for power and control.
Students learn domestic abuse signs, solutions
SE student Kristen Wirkler, who plays Hilda, tells the story of her mothers mysterious disappearance during a party
‘The Thin Place’ offers thrilling drama
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‘The Wild Robot’ tugs at heart strings of all ages
Comic
Comic
South student Esperanza Alvarez plays herself in “Ghostlight Gallery.” A ‘ghost light’ is a light left on in a theater when it is unoccupied. It is left on because of both practicality and superstition.
‘Ghostlight Gallery’ offers spooky fun time
Comic
Comic
Texas abortion ban threatens reproductive health
Texas abortion ban threatens reproductive health
Transphobic ads act as malicious voter-grab
Transphobic ads act as malicious voter-grab
Separating morals from music that defines us
Separating morals from music that defines us
Voters are being silenced, student’s voices count
Voters are being silenced, student’s voices count
Chappell Roan’s fans are lacking political literacy
Chappell Roan’s fans are lacking political literacy
Artist Aubree Dale stands in front of her piece “Where We Always Meet” that was inspired by a place in Austin.
RESETTING THE PACE
Carlos Morales started at TCC 11 years ago and has dedicated himself to Connect Campus.
Plugged In: Connecting with the Connect Campus president
South Campus student Isaac Senisch and dual-credit student Persephone Battle practice a bout, a single fencing match.
En Garde! if you please
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.
Technology Meets Creativity
Associate professor of GIS Katsuhiko Oda shows the program ArcGIS, a software that gathers geographical data and presents it graphically.
Mapping the future of college innovation
The Collegian Report – NW Campus Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Buildings
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Tarrant County parent Jeanette Favela addresses the board with her sons Rafael and Roman, asking them to reconsider closing the Children’s Center.

Board upholds Children’s Center closure

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 23, 2024
Canvas access restored

Canvas access restored

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 23, 2024
Tarrant County Precinct 2 Commissioner Alisa Simmons inquires about the need and safety of unique identifiers on voting ballots.

Town Hall meeting talks election security

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 23, 2024
Access to classes restored on Canvas

Access to classes restored on Canvas

Fousia Abdullahi, Editor-in-chief
October 19, 2024
Parent Jade Goodwin and her family exit the NE Children’s Center for the last time on Friday Oct. 11.

Children’s Center shut down after 50 years

LAUREN HARPER and FOUSIA ABDULLAHI
October 16, 2024
NE history instructor Derrick Shelton gives a presentation about the history of the electoral college and it's significance in the upcoming election.

Students learn how Electoral College functions

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 16, 2024
NE Campus Children's Center is located in the NFAB building. It includes three classrooms as well as an outdoor playground.

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.

Abbott praises adult high school

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 2, 2024
TCC Chancellor Elva LeBlanc and Dallas College Chancellor Justin Lonon shake hands after signing the agreement.

College districts sign partnership

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 2, 2024
Women with chronic illnesses face hurdles

Women with chronic illnesses face hurdles

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
October 2, 2024
Interim NE Campus President Jan Clayton hosts presentation about the various plans for campus improvement.

Interim president listens to student suggestions, ideas

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 25, 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.

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.

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.

Mapping the future of college innovation

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 18, 2024
The district informs stakeholders through its website, highlighting the ten areas they are working on.

TCC’s sustainability efforts take root

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 11, 2024
LinkedIn logo

Access to LinkedIn Learning denied

Fousia Abdullahi, Huda Qureshi and Lauren Harper
September 4, 2024
Chancellor Elva LeBlanc talks about the different resource available for students to help pay for school.

Frustrated students, employees struggle with FAFSA headache

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
September 4, 2024
Board of trustees approves multiple proposals at Aug 22 meeting.

Board gives employees 3% salary raise

Fousia Abdullahi, Staff reporter
August 28, 2024
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Tech addiction hampers student success

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, editor-in-chief
August 28, 2024
NE student development specialist Roger McGill helps student.

[Photo] Career advisers aim to boost student success

Adrian Scott, Staff reporter
August 28, 2024
Panel highlights need for workforce readiness

Panel highlights need for workforce readiness

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
August 21, 2024
Chief financial officer Pamela Anglin, addresses the board about tuition hike,

Tuition increases in spring

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, Editor-in-chief
August 21, 2024
We’re risking life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

We’re risking life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

Fousia Abdullahi, editor-in-chief
August 21, 2024
Federal and state agencies continue to monitor and test samples of sick animals, initial samples have not shown that H5N1 is more transmissible to humans.

Avian flu found in dairy herds in Texas, seven other states

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, campus editor
April 24, 2024
Older students need a support system in college

Older students need a support system in college

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, campus editor
April 10, 2024
TOTALITY

TOTALITY

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, campus editor
April 3, 2024
Bandan Koro member Edward Dogbe bangs out a rhythm on the djembe.

Colorful celebration of cultures, creativity

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, campus editor
April 3, 2024
Chancellor LeBlanc speaks with faculty and staff at listening session.

LeBlanc speaks with campus

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, campus editor
March 27, 2024
Ramadan in a new community

Ramadan in a new community

FOUSIA ABDULLAHI, campus editor
March 27, 2024
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