You’re probably aware by now: As classes resume, all your courses are being offered online through eCampus. As a reminder, check out who to contact…
In March, homes across the country will begin receiving invitations to complete the 2020 United States census. You must complete the census because it will…
Get tuition money to help you through the end of the calendar year by submitting your Fall 2020 scholarship application today. The DCCCD Foundation offers…
Register early and set up your college credit classes for the rest of the calendar year when priority registration opens April 21. “Priority registration” means…
DCCCD Students, Thank you for your incredible flexibility as our colleges, community, state and nation face this unprecedented coronavirus response. While we can’t change the situation, we are working to provide…
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Welcome to the first edition of Dallas County Community College District’s (DCCCD) sustainability newsletter. The newsletter will keep you updated on the sustainability projects and…
Knowledge of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects can be key to finding a great job or pursuing an exciting degree at a four-year…
“When you haven’t done nothing and you’re arrested, they put the handcuffs on you, read you your Miranda rights and then you end up downtown. And it’s at that point when somebody comes in, into a room,” Richard says as he starts laughing. “Oh my God, something like this one. Man. I just had a flashback.”
The flashback took him back to May 16, 1994.
The Dallas County Community College District will become one college, called Dallas College, in 2020. Students had the chance to discuss their thoughts about this transition during a World Café.
