In this edition of TMCC Good News, we’re celebrating the generosity of University Police Services, the re-opening of Wizard’s Warehouse and our award-winning staff!

In this edition of TMCC Voices, Humanities Instructor Gabriel Chávez explores the importance of studying language and how he’s supporting student success.

Did time get away from you? It’s never too late to start working toward your certificate or degree: enroll in a late start class today!

TMCC’s International Coffee Hour is back this semester, with a new virtual space and stories of places near and far.

TMCC’s Engineering program offers unique hands-on learning experiences paired with something unexpected… fun!

Expensive textbooks don’t have to be a part of your college experience. TMCC instructors are working on implementing Open Educational Resources to keep costs down for students.

Whether you’re a new or returning student, chances are, you’re going to need the Learning Commons to be successful this semester. Here are some tips for using this incredible resource.

If you have a class or lab that meets at a TMCC location, we put together this quick list of tips for navigating the “new normal” so you can stay safe while working toward your academic goals.

Get excited about Fall 2020 and join the SGA for one or all of its Welcome Week events!

TMCC Culinary Arts students teamed up with UNR’s Medical School to deliver lessons—and meals—on maintaining good health and a proper diet.

Updates from the TMCC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa.

Even though TMCC’s Success First Summer Bridge program ended on August 6, a number of students learned how tutoring was their key to success.

In this installation of TMCC Good News, Professor Kurt Ehlers offers insight into Martian sunsets and the Adult Basic Education Program is once again offering opportunities to start a new career in HVAC.

This TMCC graduate majored in Computer Science, a decision that is opening doors and possibilities to a bright future.

If you’re gearing up for the Fall semester, we interviewed TMCC’s communications expert for some insider tips on how you can succeed in your online classes.

Even in this time of online learning, creating community helps Success First Summer Bridge students to succeed!

TMCC’s Technical Sciences Division, under the leadership of Dean Barb Walden, is offering opportunities for students to gain entry into several hands-on careers.

TMCC’s Visual and Performing Arts Department is offering a handful of hybrid classes that will enable you to access hands-on learning...safely.

Learn more about opportunities in TMCC’s new academic division with programs that have a focus on health and public safety.

Learn how working for TMCC, either as a student employee or under work-study, can open doors and get you one step closer to the career of your dreams.