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Update: Canvas back online after cyberattack
The Collegian
Updated May 10 TCC sent out an email late Friday afternoon confirming Canvas is up and running again. “Canvas is now operational and is available for all users online and through the mobile app,” the email said. No further details were given.   TCC officials say a nationwide “cybersecurity incident” caused students and faculty to lose access
Goodbye and see you next semester
The Collegian
The Collegian concludes another semester. The staff talk about their favorite moments and tough struggles. They also tell what they look forward to and ultimately reflect on their time at The Collegian.
Update: College intends to fire NE dance director
The Collegian
The college has given notice to NE Dance Director Kihyoung Choi of its intent to terminate her due to what the college said was her failure to report a Title IX incident, according to records obtained by The Collegian. Vice Chancellor for Communications and External Affairs Reginald Gates did not immediately respond to questions clarifying...
Dance director removed from her classes
The Collegian
NE Dance Director Kihyoung Choi was removed from her ballet class April 13 without explanation, and it’s unclear whether she’s been terminated or put on administrative leave, according to students. Choi was called into an emergency meeting with Human Resources and never returned, dance students said. “They won’t even tell her co-workers why. They won’t...
Board OKs program cuts, new repairs
The Collegian
The board of trustees unanimously approved cuts to underperforming programs and certificates at its April 16 meeting. Citing low enrollment and completion metrics, the catering/personal chef Level 2 certificate and fashion merchandising program and its associated certificates were both cut. Multiple hospitality management programs and certificates have been
Wrestling Destiny
The Collegian
While fans cheer on a wrestler as he prepares to jump off the top rope to drop onto his opponent, Kennedy Hopkins and Bazz Turner are running around backstage. Wrestling, a sport relying on theatrics, requires a production team. While the group works similar to those found behind the scenes at a musical, these individuals handle a lot more blood. “Wrestlers
Clubs struggle to create campus community
The Collegian
After months of planning to present at a statewide autism summit, leaders of the Neurodiversity Social Club on NE Campus walked away from the opportunity entirely. The group submitted a proposal during the summer to attend the College Autism Summit in Austin, expecting all five officers to participate in a 60-minute panel. But according to club president Azr
First Field Fest provides fun before final exams
The Collegian
SE Campus hosted an inaugural Spring Fest on April 16, offering students games, free hotdogs and prizes aimed at building community and relieving end-of-semester stress. Students could participate in friendly competitions in games of volleyball, soccer, a quidditch-inspired football toss and an obstacle course. What began with a dozen participants grew into
Rangers panel gives career advice to students
The Collegian
Students from TCC attended a career panel at Globe Life Field in Arlington where Texas Rangers employees from different departments shared their journeys and the path they took to be where they are today. The panel explained what happens behind the scenes of a Major League Baseball organization beyond the field. “You’re going to hear from various departments
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