Rental assistance—along with transportation, child care and food services—is available to Dallas College students affected by COVID-19 and facing a potential eviction.
Counseling Services is proud to present students with a range of mental health resources to help support the whole student as you pursue your education and keep your career goals in focus!
This important campaign brings awareness to the mental health experiences, healthcare disparities and concerns specific to individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous and/or People of Color.
If you’re keeping socially distanced, join Pride Month activities online and get active in the LGBTQ online community.
This academic year, the STEM League launched a series of online skills training and professional development workshops called the STEM Playbook.
Scholarship Week is the first week in May. Take advantage of this to learn more about scholarships, ask questions, win prizes and more!
Spend a lot of time on the El Centro Campus? Then come out for a meet and greet with El Centro Campus President Brad Williams on Wednesday, April 28!
We’ve got another election just around the corner. In case you forgot, these things are very important, and we need you to vote.
Most colleges in the U.S., including Dallas College, require documentation of meningitis vaccination or an exemption form to attend in-person classes. That was until COVID-19.
If you need extra help, check out Dallas College’s TRIO programs. They offer student support tailored to your individual needs and circumstances.
