Spreading faith and education
By Vanessa Navarro and Yami Zuniga Staff Writers There are those who believe that science and religion are mutually exclusive. Dr. Winston McCowan is not one of those people. During the workweek, McCowan spends his…
Student Services opens new center
By Kenzie Messer Managing Editor While renovations took place in the former administration building, student services temporarily operated from the multipurpose room in the Humanities building. With the recent completion of the design improvements, student…
Engineering Roundtable offers students great opportunity
by Andrew McClain Staff Writer The Northeast Texas Community College Department of Physics and Engineering recently held their fourth annual Engineering Roundtable and Luncheon at Northeast Texas Community College. This event – organized by Dr….
Biology students to the rescue
By Nubia Sanchez Staff Writer While most people think about hanging up mistletoe in their doorway as a cheerful Christmas tradition, the parasitic plant has taken on a much more sinister role on the Northeast…
New biology labs in UHS offer high tech scopes
By Iesha Fluellen Staff Writer Northeast’s biology labs have not only been relocated, but have been updated with high-tech equipment, giving students a newer perspective in the classroom. The new labs are a part of the…
Voices from the past rise again, Northeast to display the mural of Dr. John Biggers
By Kenzie Messer Managing Editor “One beautiful fall Saturday morning in 1985, I was searching for some audio-visual equipment for my class,” Theisen said. “I was not looking for a missing mural. But there, leaning…
New Wesley Fellowship Center opens its doors
By Ryan Rose Mendoza Staff Writer After 10 years in the making, the Wesley Fellowship Student Center recently held the official opening of their new facility. The organization, which has ministered to Northeast students on…
Parking lot updates cause safety, precaution concerns
By Daniel Yanez Editor-in-Chief Just three weeks into the semester, and students are quickly finding out that showing up five minutes before eight won’t get them to class on time. Recently, there has been an…
Students benefit from local workplace experience
By Ryan-Rose Mendoza Staff Writer Many times students graduate and begin working in their perspective fields only to find the physical requirements of their jobs may differ from what they learned in the classroom during…
Debbie Strong’s journey from the armed forces to art instructor
By Daniel Yanez Editor-in-Chief At first glance, Debbie Strong might seem like any other ordinary art instructor. However, under closer inspection, a different personality of her extensive military background is exposed. Strong’s Army character adds…