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NW student and Intercultural Network employee Fabian Palacios and Instructional Aid for Humanities Olena Sviridova bag food donated by Tarrant Area Food Bank. NW Campus' monthly food market in one of its old aviation hangars.
Hunger doesn’t discriminate
Grace Soechting, a deaf person who works in the field of wildlife sciences, feeds lettuce to a giraffe in Fort Worth Zoo during the Deaf Day at the zoo event on Sept. 20.
Deaf community spends day at zoo
Pet Partners volunteer Nicole Stolle and her therapy dog Sadie wait for the Paws for Wellness event to begin. Sadie has been a therapy dog for six years, often visiting colleges and hospitals.
Students relieve stress by playing with dogs
Melissa Resendiz shares information about a women's health clinic in Dallas.
Career fair inform students of future career pathways
NW counselor Christopher Tovar speaks about warning signs of mental imbalance.
Counselors share ways to deal with college stress
Detective David Mills, played by Brad Pitt, and Detective William Somerset, played by Morgan Freeman, are partnered together to investigate a serial killer in "Seven."
Classic thriller displays bleakness of city life
Nine Inch Nails released the "Tron: Ares" soundtrack album Sept. 19 to tease music for the movie's upcoming release.
Instrumental synth resurrects Tron hype
Judy Warren, played by Mia Tomlinson, looks into dressing room mirrors while trying on wedding dresses and sees the demon that is haunting her family.
‘The Conjuring’ franchise ends on scary note
Renée Elise Goldsberry, who plays Angelica Schuyler in “Hamilton,” raises a glass in the song “Satisfied” to her newly wed sister Eliza Hamilton, played by Phillipa Soo.
‘Hamilton’ still relevant to issues of today
JAWS Returns
JAWS Returns
Limiting expression threatens our First Amendment rights
Limiting expression threatens our First Amendment rights
BookTok promotes adult content to impressionable minds
BookTok promotes adult content to impressionable minds
Youth protests expose corruption, call for revolutionary change
Youth protests expose corruption, call for revolutionary change
Don’t gather vital information about social issues from pop stars
Don’t gather vital information about social issues from pop stars
Public transit in Texas could be safer if voters step up
Public transit in Texas could be safer if voters step up
Taliyah West, the president of the Behavioral Science Club, changed her major from art to sociology.
Student chases dream of helping others
Adenine, the oldest gerbil of the colony, chewing on a donated roll of toilet paper.
Summer loving, some gerbils had a blast. Summer loving, it happened too fast
Friendship brews creative tea-making pursuit
Friendship brews creative tea-making pursuit
Neon signs surround 1980s-style games at Electric Starship Arcade, a retro arcade and bar in Haltom City that opened in 2020.
Classic games spark nostalgia
Chloe Sisk is a NE student with a published poetry book “Tales of the Moon.” She is pursuing a career in writing and loves nature.
Poet Finds Purpose
Budget meeting at TR Campus
Budget meeting at TR Campus
NE Gamers Club Brings The Game On
NE Gamers Club Brings The Game On
Club Rush and Crawl
Club Rush and Crawl
Students boogie at the silent disco video
Students boogie at the silent disco video
NE Campus construction
NE Campus construction
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NW student and Intercultural Network employee Fabian Palacios and Instructional Aid for Humanities Olena Sviridova bag food donated by Tarrant Area Food Bank. NW Campus' monthly food market in one of its old aviation hangars.

Hunger doesn’t discriminate

ASH PETRIE, editor-in-chief
September 24, 2025
Adenine, the oldest gerbil of the colony, chewing on a donated roll of toilet paper.

Summer loving, some gerbils had a blast. Summer loving, it happened too fast

ASH PETRIE, editor-in-chief
September 10, 2025
Even grocery store employees despise self-checkout process

Even grocery store employees despise self-checkout process

ASH PETRIE, editor-in-chief
September 10, 2025
South assistant professor of art Humna Raza’s piece “Hepta-Braided Bowl in Tension” is currently on display on South Campus.

[Photo] Exhibit displays faculty artworks on South Campus

FRED NGUYEN, campus editor
September 10, 2025
Early College High School students gather at the giant chessboard on the NE Campus lawn before their classes begin.

High schools take over campus

ASH PETRIE, editor-in-chief
September 3, 2025
Friendship brews creative tea-making pursuit

Friendship brews creative tea-making pursuit

ASH PETRIE, editor-in-chief
September 3, 2025
Device loan program flyer posted in NE library.

Device loans limited to 2 weeks per semester

ASH PETRIE, editor-in-chief
August 27, 2025
2019: Traditions and culture are celebrated at SE Campus for the Lunar New Year Feb. 5. Attendees could view Chinese paper folding and other traditions.

Students say they are hurt by loss of cultural experiences on TCC campuses

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
April 30, 2025
Perseverance is taught to an unhealthy fault

Perseverance is taught to an unhealthy fault

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
April 23, 2025
Bandan Koro member Terrance Thomas and students dance during the 2024 International Festival. This year the courtyard was empty since the festival was canceled.

Cultural celebration abandoned

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
April 9, 2025
Society happily sips from cups of cognitive dissonance

Society happily sips from cups of cognitive dissonance

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
April 9, 2025
SE student Mason Richards tries to create the best shade of blue resembling the uniform for the drum corp group Crossmen to paint his plant pot.

SE celebrates national plant a flower day

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
April 2, 2025
“Entertainment!” is the debut album of English post-punk band Gang of Four, released September 1979.

Post-punk classic reignites brute critique of society

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
April 2, 2025

Taste Project: Students gather, rake and remove for their community

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
March 12, 2025
Time change can’t excuse one’s seasonal difficulties

Time change can’t excuse one’s seasonal difficulties

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
March 12, 2025
Members of the Black Student Union on South Campus play a card game at one of the Black History Month events. This event is one of five that the organization has been able to schedule.

DEI ban restricts cultural organizations

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
February 12, 2025
Frozen food’s quick, easy convenience is killing us

Frozen food’s quick, easy convenience is killing us

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
February 12, 2025

Cowboys, bulls back in town

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
January 29, 2025
California still burning, but who feels the heat?

California still burning, but who feels the heat?

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
January 29, 2025
Retired Sgt. Maj. of the Army, and NE Campus adjunct instructor Victor Allen said he strives to provide every student with encouragement.

Victor Allen impacts lives inside, outside the classroom

ASH PETRIE, feature editor
January 29, 2025
Markus Spiske | Unsplash

My film camera is cooler than your fancy iPhone

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
November 20, 2024
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

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
November 13, 2024
Don’t let online hate define you

Don’t let online hate define you

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
November 13, 2024
Borougerdi has been cultivating and maintaining the community garden on SE Campus since 2015.

Heal the Soil, Heal the Soul

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
November 13, 2024
South Campus Horror Club sets up for the Friday Night Movie Marathon starting with their favorite “Scream.”

Horror Club offers Friday movie scares

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
October 30, 2024
South Campus instructor Yvonne Jocks touches the gravestone of John Willard, who married into her family and was accused of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts.

Instructors bewitched by Salem’s rich culture

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
October 30, 2024
TJ Favela/The Collegian

Poll: More TCC students support Harris

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
October 16, 2024
South Campus student Isaac Senisch and dual-credit student Persephone Battle practice a bout, a single fencing match.

En Garde! if you please

ASH PETRIE, campus editor
October 2, 2024
TR student Ellasia Boke visiting the The League of Women Voters table on campus/

Nonpartisan group aims to register voters

Ash Petrie, campus editor
September 25, 2024
Stop avoiding common-sense gun laws

Stop avoiding common-sense gun laws

Ash Petrie, campus editor
September 18, 2024
Sexual misconduct reports double

Sexual misconduct reports double

Ash Petrie, campus editor
September 11, 2024
Algorithms are biased, but you don’t have to be

Algorithms are biased, but you don’t have to be

Ash Petrie, campus editor
September 4, 2024
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