Community, student involvement and improved communication are just a few of the ideas new members of the Student Leadership Council (SLC) have in mind as they focus on their charge to make the TSTC campus better. 

Math. That short little word conjures up so much fear in people that researchers have developed measurability scales just to gauge anxiety levels. But all that could be about to change, if a group of TSTC instructors have anything to say about it. 

As the new year begins, many goals and resolutions are centered around weight loss, getting in shape and accomplishing new fitness milestones. With the abundance of exercise options in Waco, there are plenty of ways to reach these goals without breaking the bank.

Culinary Arts students and faculty returned from the winter break to a nearly completed new facility that is now open for classes. 

It's just a short drive (or walk) to two home style burger restaurants near campus that serve up similar greasy spoon fare for a good price.

At 17, Jeff Denney never imagined the direction his life was about to take. A Riesel High School student at the time, Denney joined two of his buddies at Texas State Technical College in the Laser Electro-Optics Technology (LET). 

Previously in charge of managing only grant funding, Carliss Hyde and her team have taken on development and fundraising to create TSTC's first Institutional Advancement office.

Hovensa chose to partner with TSTC to develop its future workforce and send students into one of three programs, ICR, Industrial Systems & Engineering Technology (ISE) or Electrical Power & Controls (EPC).