The Week Articles

Ensuring students are placed in the right courses is a vital component of increasing student success. Back in 2014, TCC joined the Higher Learning Commission’s Persistence and Completion Academy with the goal of helping students advance to college-level coursework quicker by fine-tuning the...

Soon TCC students and staff will be able to get their favorite Starbucks beverages and food without ever having to leave their campus. Though timelines have yet to be solidified, plans are underway. Northeast and Southeast campuses will get café concepts, not unlike what you’d find in Barnes...

Pete Selden, TCC’s new vice president of workforce development, has only been on the job for a week, but already has designs on ensuring TCC continues to be a national leader in workforce and economic development. “On the national level when people talk about who’s doing good...

Joseph Mason uses his voice to be a public problem solver by leading the discussion about food security issues facing his fellow classmates at Tulsa Community College. Mason helped establish a campus food pantry at the TCC Metro Campus and participated in a community Sustainability Conference in an...

Last week, two consultants who also work as peer reviewers for the Higher Learning Commission, paid TCC a mock visit in advance of the real visit in September. By all accounts, the visit was a success. “We had tremendous turnout for the open hearings, which impressed the mock reviewers,...