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TJC has earned Military Friendly Gold status for 2024-25, furthering its mission to provide veterans, their families and the military community with opportunities to fulfill their future goals.

The TJC Center for Learning and Development recently celebrated the successful completion of its inaugural Active Learning Faculty Development Series.

With a full lineup of dome shows and a laser rock series, the TJC Earth and Space Science Center featuring Hudnall Planetarium is sure to be one of the summer’s coolest places.

Tyler Junior College has announced free New Student Orientation (NSO) sessions for students entering TJC in Fall 2024.

Tyler Junior College has recognized 1,487 students named to the president’s and dean’s lists for their academic excellence during the Spring 2024 semester.

Three Tyler Junior College professors have distinguished themselves as endowed teaching chairs for the 2024-25 academic year.

This week, the TJC Board of Trustees expressed appreciation to retiring board member John Hills for his 21 years of service, bestowing upon him the title of Trustee Emeritus.

Two Tyler Junior College administrators have been named to the Texas Success Center’s Texas Leadership Academy for Student Success.

Tyler Junior College recently recognized its ninth class of Rusk High School graduates to attend TJC on the Rusk TJC Citizens Promise Scholarship.

During Spring 2024 commencement ceremonies on Friday, Tyler Junior College celebrated 1,182 May graduates who earned more than 1,400 degrees and certificates.

Hunter Burgess came back to college to improve his job prospects to support his growing family.

Jayla Wroten is living proof of how being open to new experiences can make a big difference.

Corbyn Keen traveled a long way to attend Tyler Junior College — 9,166 miles, to be exact.

Camille Marlin is having a big week.

Four years ago, Roselyn Ortiz was an eighth-grader preparing to enter high school.

It is especially fitting that the East Texas Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming concert, “The Music of Will Jennings,” will be held on the Tyler Junior College central campus.

Leaders of TJC and Texas A&M-Texarkana signed an agreement Wednesday, to strengthen the collaboration between both institutions and ease the path for students to fulfill their educational goals.

Tyler Junior College’s student media, The DrumBeat, has proved to be a competitive force in journalism after earning more than 30 awards at the 2024 Texas Intercollegiate Press Association conference.

From art to athletics, cheerleading to culinary skills, and space exploration to scuba diving, Tyler Junior College has a summer camp to spark the imagination of any youngster.

The Tyler Junior College Criminal Justice Department is helping to fill law enforcement jobs across the state by hosting a Criminal Justice Career & Job Fair.

For the past few years, the Tyler Junior College Wind Ensemble has been chasing — and achieving — some ambitious goals.

The Tyler Junior College Speech and Debate team recently returned from the Phi Rho Pi National community college tournament in Reno, Nevada, with four national titles and several other awards.

Registration is open now for TJC’s summer and fall semesters, and installment plans are available for students who need a flexible payment schedule.

When she began studying vocal performance at Tyler Junior College, Julianne Casey had raw talent and a desire to succeed — but no previous musical training.

For the second year in a row, the TJC Apache Cheer team has brought home a national championship.

On Saturday, more than 700 future Apaches and their families got a firsthand look at college life during Spring Preview Day on the Tyler Junior College central campus.

For its final production of the 2023-24 season, Theatre TJC delves into “Summer and Smoke,” one of the most engaging and heartbreaking love stories in Tennessee Williams’ canon.

Tyler Junior College will celebrate its 32nd annual International and Passport Day next week, offering students an up-close look at cultures around the world through music, dance, art and food.

Potential Apaches and their families can get a free, firsthand look at Tyler Junior College during its spring Apache Preview Day, set 1-4 p.m. Saturday, April 13, on the TJC central campus.

Audiences of all ages are invited to experience Neverland as they’ve never seen it before in Tyler Junior College’s production of the high-flying fairy tale, “Peter Pan.”