Five TCC international students have had their F-1 visas revoked as of last week, according to college officials. These five ...

In recent years there has been a significant shift in societal behavior marked by increased disrespect and intolerance. These public meltdowns and verbal attacks are often based on race, religion and ...

To celebrate Studio Ghibli’s 40th anniversary, “Princess Mononoke” directed by Hayao Miyazaki was released in 4K IMAX. Studio Ghibli has significantly impacted the genre of animated films through ...

The South Carillon Theatre Company flexed its comedic versatility with “ShortNFunny,” a performance comprised of three smaller plays covering relatable topics with humor. The troupe opens with “The ...

Mystery, tension and the weight of unspoken truths take center stage as the SE drama department brings Steve Yockey’s ‘The Thrush and the Woodpecker’ to life April 23–25. Directed by Drew Hampton, SE ...

As the 2024 tax deadline draws near, a nonprofit allowed students to help the community while getting IRS certified. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, or VITA under the United Way of Tarrant County, ...

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 ...

Tarrant County Commissioners voted to hire a consulting firm that one commissioner said would result in a redistricting change that would disenfranchise her constituents. The commissioners voted 3-2 ...

The NE Campus International Festival was canceled this spring due to the organizer’s difficulty in planning the event and getting approvals due to Texas Senate Bill 17 regulations. “The International ...

NE Radio, Television and Film program students came together to film a new horror short film, “On a Pale Mare,” for their class project. In the story, what starts as a way for a college student to fit ...