The Library Commettee at Truckee Meadows Community College brings together many of the leading advocates, researchers and care providers who help people addicted to opiates. Hear some of the statistics and how to get help for someone who may be addicted.

Dr. Karin Hilgersom is inaugurated as the 10th President of Truckee Meadows Community College.

Dr. Oseiwicz is a visiting scholar from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland. Undoubtedly, Iran is one of the most influential states in the Middle East Region. Its high political, cultural, as well as economic potential is undisputable, at least at the regional level. Yet the question is whether Iran can be classified as one of the emerging world powers or not. Can Iran make the cut to join the new and rising global powers? Can Iran elevate itself from its regional power position in...

Dr. Grzymski, Senior Director at DRI's Applied Innovation Center, presents on the recent study "Genotyping for Improved Health Care in Northern Nevada." The DNA research is one of the first community-based population studies of its kind and was conducted in the fall of 2016 through a partnership of DRI, Renown Health and 23andMe, Inc.

The Institutional Advisory Committee meeting from November 10th, 2016.

Author Stephen Nightingale shares stories from his time in Granada, Spain. Mr. Nightingale writes about the time period from 711 - 1492.

A number of TMCC faculty present topics on the imagined or real possibility of monsters. Special guest, Historian Fred Horlacher, also shares a ghost story from Virginia City's mining era.

Scholarship donors and recipients are honored at the 7th annual Legacy Scholarship Event.

Dr. Paul Davis leads a spirited discussion involving four current, controversial topics regarding the U.S. Constitution.

View the closing ceremony for the 2016 Success First Summer Bridge Program.

Graduates of the TMCC Dental Hygiene Program are honored and receive their pins for program completion.

Dr. Debora McDermed discusses some of the emotional feelings that influence how we view spending, saving, and what we feel is important with our finances.

Faculty and staff at TMCC are recognized for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. The Classified Employee of the Year is also named.

Faculty for Radical Empowerment and Enlightenment hod a F.R.E.E. teaching event focused on race. Issues of racial profiling, arrests, jail and prison sentences are examined through the disciplines of art, poetry, math, anthropology and psychology.

Members of TMCC's Student Dietetic Association share information on making health choices for shopping and diet.

Use these small balls and tote bag to give yourself a massage.

Watch and participate in stretches designed to loosen your neck, shoulders, back and arms.

The ribbon cutting ceremony at the William N. Pennington Health Science Center.

Renowned Cuban scientist Dr. Jorge Victor Gavilondo speaks about cancer research and immunotherapy. Using the natural power of the human body to heal.

Readings from the 2015 Meadow from Sundance Books.

Guest Dr. Tyrus Cobb and moderator Fred Lokken discuss if U.S. Presidents have overstepped their bounds under the powers given to them in the U.S. Constitution.

Many students are recognized for their accomplishments during the 2014 - 2015 academic year.

Watch the 2015 Annual Awards and Recognition Ceremony, including the announcement of the Classified Employee of the Year.

Watch the 2015 TMCC Tenure Ceremony.

TMCC Galleries Curator Candace Nicol provides information on the art that can be seen at TMCC sites during March.