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With 13,147 Students, the East Texas Institution Breaks Its Previous Fall Record by Nearly Three Percent as It Commemorates a Century of Education.

Over 500 Engineering Students Will Participate in the Fifth Annual Competition, Showcasing Design and Problem-Solving Skills on the Main Campus.

Significant Delays and Hazardous Conditions During Afternoon Student Pickup in Downtown Tyler Prompt Responses From Tyler ISD and the City of Tyler.

A Week of Traditions and New Events, Including a Campus-Wide Drumbeat and a Debut Ringing Ceremony, Will Mark Tjc's Anniversary From October 19-24.

The 2026 Alumni Awards Ceremony on Sept. 18 Recognized Figures Pivotal to the College's First Century, Including Its Inaugural President and a Distinguished Alumnus From Thailand.

TJC Invites the Community to Join Founders Day Festivities, Including a Scholarship Fundraising Drive and an Alumni Recognition Event, to Mark Its 100th Anniversary.

The President's and Dean's Lists Recognize Students Who Completed a Minimum of 12 College-Level Hours with High Grade-Point Averages.

A Tyler Junior College Alumnus Credits the Surveying and Geomatics Program for Preparing Him for a Key Position in a Local Firm.

Naomi Moody, a Participant in Tjc's Presidential Honors Program, Will Pursue Her Medical Degree with Tuition and Fees Covered for up to Two Years.

The National Body Responsible for Certifying Academic Excellence Adopted a New Identity, a Decision Backed by Leaders From Tyler Junior College and East Texas Baptist University.

The Texas Education Agency Now Requires Site-Specific Security Plans, Incident Commanders, and Increased Officer Presence for Extracurricular Activities with Over 250 Attendees, Effective September 23.

Tyler Junior College Registered Its Highest-Ever Fall Student Count, Welcoming 13,147 Students as It Celebrates 100 Years of Operation.

Dr. Gina Doepker Suggests Comic Books Could Be Key to Boosting Student Literacy and Engagement in East Texas Schools Following Pandemic-Related Learning Loss.

Kennedy Richter Experienced a Demanding Friday, Transitioning From Cross Country to Volleyball, Cheerleading, and Drum Major Responsibilities Before Being Crowned Arp High School's Homecoming Queen.

Around 350 Tyler ISD Students Participated in an Annual Event at UT Tyler, Connecting Constitutional Principles with College, Careers, and Civic Engagement.

The Texas Forestry Association Has Launched a Texas Education Agency-Approved Curriculum to Connect High School Students with Local Careers in the Multi-Billion-Dollar Timber Industry.

The Week-Long Celebration, Themed 'Soaring Through the Decades,' Will Include Traditional Events, a New Ringing Ceremony, and a Football Game Against New Mexico Military Institute.

A 2022 Recipient of the Brookshire Tjc-Smu Transfer Scholarship, Marlin Will Join Stream Realty Partners as an Analyst.

The College Will Celebrate 100 Years of Operation on September 17 and 18 with Public Festivities and a Scholarship Fundraising Goal.

Akin Previously Led the Lady Cougars Softball Program for Seven Seasons, Guiding Them to a TAPPS Final Four Appearance.

Tyler Junior College’s New, Free Course on Indigenous History and Culture in Texas, Taught by Dr. Marshall Purvis, Quickly Filled This Month at the TJC West Campus.

TJC Recognized 1,499 Students for Achieving Academic Excellence on the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the Spring 2026 Semester.

A Local Professional Leveraged the Surveying and Geomatics Program at TJC to Transition Into a New Career as a Registered Professional Land Surveyor in Tyler.

The First Female Space Shuttle Commander Addressed Students, Sharing Insights From Her Career and the Importance of Community College Education.

Hundreds of Students and Faculty Gathered on the Campus Quad for a Founders Day Celebration Marking the College's Centennial with Activities, Food, and Reflections on Its History.