TJC

The Center for Earth & Space Science Education on the TJC campus is not only a great place for learning but for some entertainment with their laser music shows.

This year I want to take a new approach to celebrating Valentine's Day, and attend 'Love Under the Stars.'

Today is Tyler Junior College's 90th's Anniversary. Yeah, that's a lot of years and while the celebration began Monday it all comes to a conclusion with the Homecoming Football game tomorrow night at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium.

The TJC Apache Belles are in the finals days of preparation for their 2016 Spring Show, "First and Lasts." Opening night is set for 7:30 pm, Thursday at Wise Auditorium.

This year, Tyler Junior College begins celebrating it's 90th anniversary in East Texas.

Yesterday I ventured out to Mike Carter Field to watch TJC take on Cumberland County for the Division 3 NJCAA National Title. The game started at 7:00 p.m., but would quickly be delayed by isolated showers.

Tomorrow Tyler Junior College and SPORTyler will wrap up the D1 Women’s Tennis National Championships at the Murphy Tennis Center and Brookshire's Courts on campus at TJC.

Tyler is getting a new traffic light right after the Christmas holiday. This is a busy travel weekend, and the constant buzz on the roads should hit a lull between Christmas and New Year's Eve. That will give drivers in Tyler a chance to ease into the habit of stopping at one extra place near TJC and UT Tyler.

Okay, admit it. If it weren't for Facebook, you would have lost touch with just about everyone you went to college with. Thank you Mark Zuckerberg for making sure we don't lose touch, and for giving us the chance to continue to "Like" each other. Social media keeps us all together on a daily basis, but Tyler Junior College Alumni will actually have the chance the shake hands and high fiv

Just days after shootout in College Station, the Tyler Junior College Campus police and the FBI are planning to hold a drill Wednesday (Aug. 15) that simulates a gunman on campus.

Brian Lamb, a student at Tyler Junior College, was inspired to do his part to “Replenish” the world’s water supply, and he’s starting right here in East Texas.