TJC’s Black Student Association aims to uplift people of color and create a safe space for students who value equity and growth. Their organization has helped Black students find community for 17 years.
President...
Kylie Lisenby, Multimedia Journalist
• April 23, 2026
From the sound of laughter and echoing voices to the clack of pool balls and the hum of kitchen appliances, the Baptist Student Ministry is rarely still. Since its founding in 1941, students...
A warm, mouthwatering aroma drifts through the air of the Vaughn Library, as the Starbucks on campus is now officially open.
The Starbucks opened on Tuesday, Nov. 12.
“It gives me a pick me up before...
Have you ever heard the phrase, “if it aint broke, don’t fix it?” Hollywood obviously hasn’t.
The old “Carrie” starring Sissy Spacek, which came out in 1976, was dark and engaging. The new...
Whenever the topic of religion is brought up an immediate tension usually settles on the discussion. There are a lot of opposing, so it’s hard to decide whether you should tip-toe around the point to...
Bullying is one of the most dangerous forms of harassment, and the problem continues to grow even though schools are making widespread efforts to eliminate it.
To understand the problem, it is important...
Slick roads contributed to a 4-car accident just after 8 a.m. on Halloween.
The accident took place at the intersection of Palmer Avenue and Fifth Street.
A 12 year-old passenger from one of the vehicles...
In January 2010, in the heart of the "Bible Belt" of Texas, 10 churches burned to the ground in a month, leading to the largest criminal investigation in East Texas history.
The documentary “Little...
Two area evangelists came to speak on campus today in response to Thursday’s incident.
Mike Anderson and Mike Peek of Tyler said they were out to preach the gospel after hearing of the altercation...
