A degree in Veterinary Nursing is helping TMCC student Shyanne Adams reach her goal of working with animals in a wildlife sanctuary.

This five-credit class is designed to support you on your journey to becoming an adept college-level writer. Here are a few tips to support your success.

Solitary But Not Alone is a virtual dance performance that explores new avenues of performance during the COVID-19 shutdowns.

The Waving in the Wind exhibition by the David J. Drakulich Foundation speaks to the ability of visual art to serve as a catalyst for dialogue regarding military service, reintegration and the impact of war.

If you’re looking for a different way to get involved at TMCC than just taking classes, you should look into joining a Student Club!

Education Professor Micaela Rubalcava discusses her forthcoming book, the importance of art, and how education can change—and heal—the world.

Remember, as a student, you have to put yourself first! Here are five ways to do exactly that.

TMCC’s Fire Academy is a fifteen-week program that trains cadets using a paramilitary model steeped in firefighting tradition.

Learn more about TMCC’s award-winning literary journal, The Meadow, which can offer you opportunities to grow as a writer and editor.

Have you heard? TMCC’s Career Technical Education classes are in-person thanks to new safety protocols. There are still a few late start options for you - so register now!

The week of Oct. 12-17, the Plaza at the Dandini Campus will host a mural that speaks to the community, led by two student collaborators.

The Nevada Promise Scholarship continues to offer high school graduates the opportunity to pursue their educational goals at a community college. Don’t miss the Oct. 31 deadline!

If deciphering the process of applying for Financial Aid is holding you back from pursuing your college education, the Fastober event is happening just for you!

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!

Are you ready to start a new career, but you don’t know where to start? Apprenticeships allow you to earn while you learn!

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.