North Lake Campus student Hanna Lutchenkova was born and raised in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. In 2014, an armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine erupted…
We join with others who have expressed rightful concern about recent guidance that could impact the transgender community. The lives of all young people are…
March is National Women’s History Month, and this year’s theme is “Providing Healing, Promoting Hope.” Dallas College is elevating and amplifying the experiences of our…
Anabel Romero-Juarez, dean of recruitment and retention for enrollment management, doesn’t do New Year’s resolutions. She selects a couple of words to define her focus for the coming…
Celebrating Women’s History Month, we don’t have to venture far to view inspiring women with notable accomplishments who have played a vital role in the…
This article was written by Jasmine D. Parker, Ph.D., senior director of diversity, equity and inclusion at Dallas College. Views expressed in this article may not…
In This Issue: Join Trustee Bravo for a Sustainability Town Hall Meeting Texas Southern University Professor, the “Father of Environmental Justice,” Sees Hope Amid Despair Join…
One way to enjoy the deep roots of Dallas’ Black heritage is to sample its food.
At the essence of the debate over terms is Malcolm X’s rallying cry: “We are fighting for recognition as human beings.”
In This Issue: Welcome to Sustainable Dallas College Faye and Neil Summit Recordings Now Available Online Join Our Online Book Discussions Upcoming Events Dallas College Welcomes…
