By Madison Heiser Editor-in-Chief Graphic by Madison Heiser Tyler Junior College is among many U.S. community colleges and vocational schools whose enrollment has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic....

By Mary Mone Online and Copy Editor Graphic by Marie Salazar The Texas Health and Human services Commission announced by March 29, everyone age 16 and older would be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine...

By Marie Salazar Social Media Editor Photo by Chris Swann Gov. Greg Abbott announced his decision to open Texas 100% and to remove the statewide mask mandate starting March 10 despite the concerns from...

By Sorayda Rivera Student Life Editor Graphic by Mary Mone 2020 was a time no one will ever forget. It was a dreadful year full of anxiety, fear, sadness and loss. I am aware not all things were terrible,...

By Michael Bald Managing and Design Editor Graphic by Michael Bald The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has approved two new vaccines for COVID-19: the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna. Vaccines...

By Mary Mone Online Editor Photo by Victoria Deal After staying open through the fall 2020 semester, Tyler Junior College is resuming instruction for the spring 2021 semester. TJC upholds their original...

By Chris Crymes Page Editor Photo by Jessica King If there is one general field hit hardest by COVID-19’s residence this year, it’s the entertainment industry ­— specifically, live performance....

5 ways TJC is responding to COVID-19 With Tyler Junior College beginning the fall semester, the school is working to ensure the safety of its staff and students throughout the semester. TJC has made...

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...