An external auditing firm hired by TCC found old content on its website that was not in compliance with the law that bans Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in higher education. The Collegian obtained a ...

The Jim Bolen Mathematics Competition first-place winner in the TCC district-wide competition is an 11-year-old boy. The awards ceremony returned for its 37th year to award top TCC student competitors ...

A single piece of paper titled “Spring 2025 Proposed Events” hangs beside Ash Vadnais’ desk inside SE Campus’ Student Activities office. The list of 24 events, which are covered in dashes and marks, ...

Updated April 30, 2025: The article was updated to include a response from TCC after publishing the story. Two employees were fired, two others were disciplined and 48 events were canceled or modified ...

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 ...

UPDATED 9:30 Oct. 9: TCC NE Campus Children’s Center will close on Oct. 11 after a “deeply concerning” incident occurred that police are investigating. TCC staff, students and members of the Tarrant ...

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 ...

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 ...

NE history professors held a presentation on the rise of fascism in Europe and key factors that contributed to fascism spreading throughout Italy and Germany before World War II. Associate professor ...

In a four-to-one vote the Tarrant County Commissioners Court voted to keep early voting sites open on college campuses such as TCC, UTA and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. This special ...

By Dylan Bradley/ne news editor Part two in a five-part series on winners of the Chancellor’s Award for Exemplary Teaching, an annual recognition of faculty who impress and inspire their students.

TCC Chief Information and Technology Officer Todd Kreuger has gone against the grain in a world where people are put into career boxes from an early age. His path in life took him through detours, ...