The Collegian - Tarrant County College

11/05/2024

Students and community members had a chance to learn more about the growing film industry in Tarrant County and about TCC’s film collaborative certificate program.

During the Q&A Instructor Sean Fousheé who is the coordinator of the program and students Beth Hutson and Daniel Vazquez, and 101 Studio production executive John Hermansen discuss the job opportunity for students and the need for 1500-2500 people to work on sets across Texas.

11/04/2024

08/30/2024

Breaking news: TCC students and staff have lost access to the platform due to the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion ban in Texas SB 17. Linkedin Learning is an online resource with educational material taught by industry experts used by individuals to learn new skills and advance their careers. Until today it was freely accessible to students and staff. According to TCC, “Faculty will provide alternate methods of supplemental student instruction if LinkedIn Learning is used in class while the tool is unavailable through TCC.”

04/13/2024

At this year’s Texas Intercollegiate Press Association, The Collegian won 32 awards! Fourteen first places and many individual awards were given as well.

A special shout-out to our Editor in Chief Hope Smith for winning reporter of the year, Campus Editor Fousia Abdullahi for her scholarship award and Alex Hoben and Dominic Martinez for their two photo person essay award! We’ll done!

02/17/2024

New advising model is introduced to TCC to avoid a game of “Telephone” when having to re-tell a student’s academic plan to each new counselor.

Said Terese Craig, NE Vice President of Student Affairs.

🖊️: Editor-in-Chief Hope Smith .smithh
📸: Multimedia Manager Alex Hoben

02/08/2024

Two thefts happened on both South and NE campuses. Student’s belongings and a car were stolen. The district police advises students and staff to be wary of where they put their belongings even if it’s inside one’s car.

✍️: Fousia Abdullahi

02/07/2024

Don’t forget to pick up our third paper for the semester, find out about the recent theft happening on both South and NE campuses, a review of “The Book of Clarence,” and the editorial on the punishment of Alabama inmate Kenneth Smith.

The newspaper can also be accessed via the link in our bio!

01/24/2024

TR instructor Lourdes Laguna’s family has been seeking justice for her son who was murdered on Nov. 18. No arrests have been made however the family has not given up.

Written by Editor-in-Chief Hope Smith.

01/24/2024

Make sure to read the first paper of the semester today on all campuses or via the link in our bio!