The Project SANDI Initiative is helping new and current students get training and certification to enter the workforce by paying for course and lab fees.

English Professor Mark Maynard developed his writing during two artist-in-residency programs across Nevada.

The 11th Annual Legacy Scholarship Dinner brought together scholarship donors and recipients to celebrate continued student success.

Native American Student Advocate Delina Trottier is supporting Indigenous students while educating the College community.

Three TMCC art galleries are exhibiting new pieces this month.

While you were getting settled into your classes, TMCC hosted visits, recognized talent, and celebrated achievements!

Physical Sciences Instructor Roger Putnam is bringing his knowledge of the Sierras to TMCC students.

TMCC offers a variety of late start classes to ensure no matter how late you start, you won’t fall behind.

New sculpture and free student admission program will make art accessible for all TMCC and UNR students.

Celebrating the people that make TMCC an amazing place to be.

FREE is celebrating the Year of Sustainability with Juliana Urtubey, 2021 National Teacher of the Year, on Thursday, Oct. 6.

The annual Fastober event is gearing up to help students fill out the FAFSA and Nevada Promise Scholarship application.

While school may have been out for summer, the College was still busy offering services and programs to the students, faculty, and community members who contribute to TMCC’s success.

Feels good to be back! Come get acquainted with your Student Government Association this year. Your SGA consistently endorses TMCC's most valuable asset: its students. A new year aims to bring plenty of fresh ideas to the table.

Maintenance technicians are the well-oiled machine that maintains the well-oiled machines. Partnering with Panasonic Energy North America, and along with funding from the Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development, TMCC has helped establish a new training facility to develop skilled workers in maintenance for Northern Nevada.

Earth is our home, and we need to take better care of it. TMCC is highlighting 2022–2023 as its Year of Sustainability, an endeavor with wholesome outcomes, determined initiatives, and a great deal of companionship.

The TMCC community caps off an incredible summer to uplift you with stories of success! As the blank canvas of a new semester stretches out in front us, here are a few of the works of art that came before it.

The Health Science Center is getting an expansion and increasing the number of students who can enroll! A huge boon to the nursing shortage our state faces, discussed in-depth at the Northern Nevada Nursing Summit held last month.

Introducing the Bachelor of Architecture, a comprehensive, unique new degree program and the first of its kind based out of a community college!

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo presents TMCC with the "E Star" award, the federal government's highest honor for continuing recognition of noteworthy export promotion efforts.