Electric Vehicles come to Carroll Shelby Program
By Ian GriffinStaff Writer Northeast Texas Community College’s Carroll Shelby Program has teamed up with Legacy EV to become the first US Electric Vehicle collegiate
Author: Doc Anderson
Campus tennis courts get upgrade, pickleball expansion
Yanet CastroStaff writer The Northeast Texas Community College tennis courts have been renovated and are now able to facilitate tennis and pickleball matches. As pickleball
Can you hear us? Disabled people need a voice too.
By Emma Burrows Staff Writer I was born with moderate Cerebral Palsy (CP), which is a disability that affects motor ability, and in my case,
Misrepresentation is worse than no representation
By Skylar FondrenCo-Editor-In-Chief You might have heard the phrase, “Everyone’s a little autistic.” Incorrect. Why is it that this particular disability is so misunderstood and
Political divide stresses an already tenuous peace
By Doc AndersonCo-Editor-in-Chief The divide between the political left and right is bigger than it has been in recent history. In fact, mainstream journalists are
A Fond Farewell
Professor’s dog retires By Ian GriffinStaff Writer Anyone making their way around the Northeast Texas Community College campus over the past few years probably remembers
Recognizing the dangers of concussions in soccer
By Adam RoseberryStaff Writer Concussion. That one word is one of the scariest things an athlete can hear after a blow to a head. Some
NTCC receives grant to further student success
By Skylar FondrenCo-Editor-In-Chief Northeast Texas Community College is now a recipient of a multi-million dollar grant, which will fund new resources on campus for mental
“Viva la France”: athlete brings talent to NTCC
By Adam RoseberryStaff Writer To Enzo Camps, soccer is everything. That intense love of the game is why the soccer player left his home in
NTCC expands mental health initiative
By Doc AndersonCo-Editor-In-Chief Northeast Texas Community College has expanded its Virtual Care Initiative to reach and better serve the student population. In the Fall 2021