The third round of fall exhibitions showcases Bay Area and local artists exploring urban landscapes, personal histories, and resilience through diverse media, revealing powerful stories within everyday textures and emotions.

TMCC Theatre offers diverse November performances, including a collaboration with the Reno Chamber Orchestra and the world premiere of "Nearly, Washington," giving students exciting, firsthand experiences in acting.

The Legacy Scholarship Reception annually highlights transformative stories to showcase how scholarships empower students to overcome challenges, pursue education, and redefine their futures through community support and resilience.

TMCC's Nursing Program boosts enrollment to combat Northern Nevada's nurse shortage while its RN to BSN Program fulfills ACEN accreditation, enhancing career pathways and strengthening the healthcare workforce.

The Reimagining Sustainability Club is a Recognized Student Organization making a huge difference in the environment at TMCC.

Students in Construction Management and Architecture will benefit from scholarship support.

The EM STEP Program offers financial support for emergency service training, covering tuition, uniforms, and more, helping students pursue careers like emergency medical technician, fire services, and healthcare.

Spirit Day and Kickstart Tailgate created vibrant, inclusive atmospheres, uniting students and our community in parades, cultural performances, club fairs, and sports matches, experiencing steadfast pride and belonging.

TMCC Art Galleries presents four new fall exhibitions showcasing local artists and student curations, celebrating Northern Nevada's landscapes, nostalgia, mysticism, and creativity. Open to the public through October for free.

TMCC's 2024-25 theme, "Pride and Belonging," fosters inclusivity and community through events, initiatives, and student engagement, ensuring everyone feels welcome, supported, and proud to be part of the College.

TMCC's Diesel Program received cutting-edge engine donations, students wowed at the yearly INBRE research conference, and the College's newly refreshed website offers slick, refined features for a better user experience.

Dr. Micaela Rubalcava's textbook, Environmental Liberation Education, empowers teachers with tools for inclusive, mindful, and sustainable learning, fostering cultural diversity, global citizenship, and transformative academic experiences in any subject.

TMCC Art Galleries presents four diverse exhibitions, including the 53rd Annual Faculty Exhibition, showcasing innovative art, vibrant collaborations, and imaginative works, open to the public through Sept. 26.

Nursing Program graduates achieve a perfect NCLEX pass rate, the TMCC Natural History Museum unveils two public display cases for admiring, and the Career Champions celebrate nominations from grateful students.

In its 15th year, Success First Summer Bridge has much to be proud of.

The TMCC Mighty Lizards gear up for a thrilling NJCAA season with new rivals, spring scrimmage insights, and successful youth camps, promising sensational soccer action this fall.

Throughout the 2023-24 year, TMCC employees and students promoted The Year of Mental Health and Wellness.

Workforce development discussions with U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen, The Meadow literary journal is published, and NACTE recognizes Kyle Cassinelli.

Wanting to succeed in business? Besides a traditional degree, TMCC has three additional degree and certificate options to get you started.

Wondering how to pay for your Fall 2024 classes? There's plenty of ways to get assistance.