If you have an associate degree in Nursing, you received your training at an accredited program and you want to take the next step in your career, the RN to BSN is the program you’ve been waiting for.

Reno is a tech industry destination. This new program provides computer coding and programming opportunities with great wages in this fast-paced job market.

Katelyn Brooke is one of the first graduates of the Graphic Arts and Media Technology Bachelor of Arts program, which is made possible through a partnership with Nevada State College (NSC.)

The TMCC Student Art Show returns this year with work that explores “reflection and recovery”, making sense of a year of confusion and uncertainty.

If you need a lighthearted dose of what Stage Manager Kaitlinn Young calls “theatrical soul food” purchase tickets to this performance that will be streamed live April 23-25.

In this My Grad Story, we caught up with the 2021 recipient of the Sam Lieberman Regents’ Award for Student Scholarship Imelda Gonzalez Ojeda. Ojeda's word for her journey to commencement is "amazing."

Become a Citizen of Science by participating in TMCC’s inaugural EcoBlitz event on May 7!

The Future Nevada Educators Summit, happening April 27, brings together educators across Nevada to offer you their real experiences in the classroom and step-by-step workshops that will take you to the front of the class.

Now is the perfect time to register for classes and start your new career or degree path. Thanks to certification programs and the co-requisite model, TMCC has streamlined your journey to success.

Kassie Chavez is a part of the first graduating cohort from TMCC’s Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene. She calls her journey to commencement “commitment.”

Do you want a career that creates an impact on the lives around you, and you want it now? If so, the new seven-week CNA program is just for you.

The 2021 Spring Soccer season welcomes 17 new student-athletes to the field for a condensed 10-game conference schedule against the Scenic West opponents starting on April 8.

In this edition of the TMCC Good news, we celebrate a new program that will increase student access to resources, staff contributing to professional publications, our move to Stage 3 and more!

"As a healthcare professional, you’re more than the sum of your parts,” said Dental Assisting Program Director Julie Muhle. Read how this program is evolving to produce well-rounded graduates while building community.

A generous engine donation from the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District will enable students in Fire Technology Programs to hone their skills fighting wildland and structural fires.

Andrew Tangal received the inaugural Ric Licata Memorial Scholarship for his excellent work in Architecture. The legacy scholarship, endowed by the American Institute of Architecture, will be awarded to one student every year.

Through a partnership with the Northern Nevada Literacy Council, foster youth are accessing opportunities to pursue their education and workforce training.

TMCC Athletics has a new member of their team: Mighty! This mascot represents the resiliency and dedication of TMCC student-athletes in their pursuit of excellence on and off the field.

The Diesel Program recently received a donation of a semi-truck from Navistar/Silverstate International in addition to making exciting new changes to the curriculum and classes.

Advance your career as a Paramedic in this new program that enables you to learn from the job.