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Guided, as in the past, by close attention to the developing theoretical and experimental evidence for new phenomena (for example, the discoveries of weak neutral currents, charm, J/psi and the Upsilon) Fermilab has devoted considerable effort to pushing on to higher energies. This seems particularly appropriate since other phenomena is suggested, such as intermediate vector bosons (W exp + and Z exp 0 ) etc. The TeV Project at Fermilab pursues both increases in the available energy via doubling the energy of the present accelerator as a fixed target, high intensity proton synchrotron and via colliding beams. These ways are complementary to one another. High energy physics with fixed targets cannot match the energy available in the center of mass system that can be achieved in colliding beams, whereas physics with colliding beams cannot match the intensities or the variety of bombarding particles that can be achieved with fixed targets. Some of the aspects of each technique are given. (ERA citation 03:007265)