Help TJC meet its 2020 goal Tyler Junior College is continuing its annual 50 Gallon Challenge until Friday, Sept. 11.  For the past nine years, TJC has partnered with Carter BloodCare Center to host the 50 Gallon Challenge where they challenge the community to donate blood. This

Photo by Chris Swann Disability services are available at Tyler Junior College for students with a disability who require accommodations in order to have a more successful college experience. The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 requires public colleges and universities to provide reasonable and appropriate

 Graphic by Michael Bald In order to minimize the spread of COVID-19, TJC is implementing face covering policies. TJC students, staff and faculty are required to cover their mouth and nose in all public indoor spaces including classrooms, building entrances and exits, and lobbies and lounges.  Face

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjrI_wX4UTk&feature=youtu.be Video Produced by Sorayda Rivera The clouds were gray and there was fear of rain on May 8, 2020, but nothing was going to hold the Tyler Junior College class of 2020 from being honored for all their hard work and accomplishments. This year the traditional graduation

I stay up late, and I wake up late. I don't always get out of my PJs. And honestly, I am not making the best snack food choices. But I don't just want to talk about the things I'm doing wrong because instead I need

TJC hosting 9th annual '50 Gallon Challenge' blood drive Tyler Junior College is partnering with Carter Blood Care for the ninth year to host the “50 Gallon Challenge” blood drive. This year’s challenge began on March 30 and will continue daily from 10 a.m. to 6

As of March 19 all in-person and hybrid classes at Tyler Junior College will be temporarily moved to an online format, and online courses will continue as planned. TJC announced a tentative return to campus on April 6, following Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order. Abbott gave an update on the

I remember when I first heard of the Coronavirus or COVID-19. Everyone seemed to not be making a big deal about it and most just laughed it off. In the back of my head, I was trying not to worry about it myself. In my personal life, I