There’s never a bad time for a good story, but Halloween inspires telling stories that are strange, unexplainable and unexpected.

Inside, outside or in the community: TMCC is creating and curating art nearly everywhere this semester.

TMCC will celebrate the spooky holiday by offering up two themed events that, if you’re not the living dead, will lift your spirits and give you pumpkin to talk about!

The TMCC Lizards celebrate their first successful season at a Banquet on Oct. 21.

TMCC students attend Regional INBRE Conference; Heather Dorsey-Hirt, a Nursing student, takes first place in the poster presentation.

Learn how studying dance can give you an edge in academics and in life.

Are you full of great ideas? Win $500 for your brainchild by participating in Shark Tank!

This annual event, which pairs scholarship recipients with scholarship donors, celebrates its tenth year.

The Reverse Transfer process can help you achieve your academic goals, no matter which NSHE institution you take classes from!

In this edition of the TMCC Good News, TMCC’s Marketing and Communications and Web Services team receive awards; and the CPR Program has shown remarkable growth.

TMCC’s Distinguished Speakers Series features Dr. Karen Gedney, author of "30 Years Behind Bars: Trials of a Prison Doctor" on Oct. 22.

Learn more about your favorite subjects by attending one of TMCC’s many speaker series happening this Fall semester!

Did you know that TMCC’s Associate of Arts degree in Business fulfills the first two years of required classes of UNR’s 4-year Business major? Learn more about this degree path and how TMCC can set you up for success.

TMCC students Ryan Player and Alexander Brossard took first and second places, respectively, in Reno’s ninth annual DICE Conference REDUX competition.

You still have plenty of time to apply for the Nevada Promise Scholarship. Even better news? New updates make it easier to apply!

Laurel Allen, a student in the Automotive and Diesel programs, is using her scholarship to reach her dream of opening her own repair and roadside assistance shop.

TMCC’s Mighty Lizard Samantha Lampe talks about her unique journey to Reno’s newest soccer pitch, and how soccer is helping her to reach her academic goals.

All TMCC faculty completed the ACUE Course, mastering evidence-based classroom practices. This achievement places TMCC's first ACUE cohort well above the national average.

Through a partnership with Reno Little Theater, TMCC students appear in Harvey, which debuts on Oct. 4.

Are you graduating in 2020 and think you need another class? Late Start classes begin in October and can help you stay on track with your academic goals.