Every odd-numbered year, Texas voters head to the polls in November to cast their support for or reject proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution. This year, Texas voters must decide on ratifying ...
Filming has finished for “Deadline,” a movie created largely by current and former students of the NE Campus radio, television and film program. “Deadline” is a satirical psychological thriller about ...
As part of welcome back, TCC NE Campus held a Silent Disco event to welcome new and returning students, showing them services and activities provided by the campus. They also provided some music to ...
NE science faculty have mixed feelings about the new science building being built on their campus. The new building will house labs while the old buildings will be renovated into classroom spaces. One ...
Literacy is the foundation of success, yet millions of Americans lack the reading and writing skills needed to navigate everyday life. Nearly 43% of adults in the United States have low literacy ...
Pets can have an overwhelmingly positive impact on mental health. Dogs and cats as pets provide amazing health benefits. We are starting to see how animals are helping those who have health conditions ...
The legacy of the first woman and first African American TCC chancellor, Erma C. Johnson Hadley, lives on in the students who receive scholarships in her name. The seventh annual scholarship awards ...
My name is Nicholas Boltz. I am the news videographer for The Collegian and a film student at TCC. I love to capture and tell stories on camera and hope to make a living doing it. If you see my on ...
A Canadian Goose laid her eggs behind the NBSS building a few weeks prior. Just a week ago, the goslings hatched and started their journey weaving through campus life. Canadian Geese are a protected ...
The future for many young adults of Generation Z is an uncertain one, and while they might not be directly impacted by the current economy, something has to change. Gen Z has lived through the events ...
Angel Valsin held a card against her head while shouting guesses as members of the Black Student Union on South Campus waved their hands around, calling out clues to the prompt. The group had a game ...
Trinity River’s Fire Fitness Kinesiology Club hosted a 3×3 Basketball tournament where students competed in half-court games and most importantly have fun.