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The Collegian
The board of trustees at its Oct. 15 meeting approved funds to make additional foundation repairs below the SE Campus pool equipment room after further structural damage was found. The approval of $308,754.24 follows a May approval of almost $600,000 for repairs, including an unspecified owner-controlled contingency. Repairs began in June, but the extent of.
The Collegian
The 2026 midterm election is one of the closest races in recent Texas history. In the Senate race, which has garnered national attention, James Talarico holds a slight edge over Ken Paxton, according to several polls. If elected, Talarico would be the first Democratic Texas senator in over 30 years. In a year where Republicans...
The Collegian
As early voting in the midterm election begins, Tarrant County voters face new barriers after the removal of 92 polling sites, including two TCC campus locations. Tarrant County commissioners voted Sept.1 to reduce polling locations by 29%, sparking the filing of an emergency lawsuit by residents accusing the commissioners of voter suppression. On Oct. 13,..
The Collegian
Although it’s a midterm election, more TCC students say they intend to vote this election season, with almost half of them being first-time voters, according to a districtwide poll conducted by The Collegian. Of the 76 students surveyed, 80% said they plan to vote, with 49% voting for the first time. The largest issue that...
The Collegian
The sign language interpreting program at TR Campus hosted its annual Deaf Deaf World event Oct. 8, with interactive exercises designed to immerse participants in Deaf culture. TR instructional support specialist Daymond Sands said the uniquely styled events connected to Deaf Deaf World are important to furthering an understanding of Deaf culture. “We typica
The Collegian
In honor of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, NE Student Health Services hosted a “Detect to Protect” event to educate students on early detection. NE students came together to decorate and paint pumpkins by the NSTU clock tower building on, Oct. 15. An honor wall displays pink ribbons representing attendees could write on to...
The Collegian
The engine roars. The tires screech. The steering wheel beneath Jacob Wilkerson’s palms vibrates as he full-throttles into what might be the most important race of his life. His eyes lock on the three computer monitors glowing in front of him, the finish line rushing toward him as he presses the pedal on his virtual NASCAR...
The Collegian
As the weather begins to cool, farmers markets offer an inviting space for people to gather and enjoy locally grown produce and handmade goods. Every second Sunday of the month, the Fort Worth Community Market brings together vendors and shoppers alike from all over the DFW metroplex. The market takes place from 10 a.m. to...
The Collegian
The NE News Forum is a weekly event created to help students understand the news happening locally and around the world. Every Thursday at 2 p.m. in NTAB 2113, Adam Ramsey, a NE government instructor, hosts a one-hour session where he goes over the major headlines from the week. While Ramsey has a slideshow ready...
The Collegian
As we near the midterm elections, it is becoming increasingly harder not to be bombarded with outrageous political ads. At its core, campaign ads should be about a specific candidate and what policies they are running on to properly inform voters about their stances. Instead, they have become a spectacle mirroring reality TV and cost...
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