Longtime English professor Dr. Geoffrey Grimes has been infatuated with magic since childhood. The Houston native remembers watching Mark Wilson’s TV show “Time for Magic” in the mid-1950s.
The days were long and intense. There weren’t easy answers. After all, it’s hard to provide comfort to a community that is still reeling from a senseless tragedy.
When a local animal shelter needed a temporary home for a few of its dogs, Dallas College’s Veterinary Technology program — housed at Cedar Valley…
Popular culture has given us many depictions of individuals suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. We normally see these individuals as veterans struggling with the aftereffects…
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We know prescription medications can be expensive. Thankfully, we’re partnered with a local pharmacy that offers free, or discounted medications. Students and families without insurance…
Read about Jesus’ inspiring story of how he’s getting a college education despite learning and social differences due to his autism.
This blog was written by Dr. Pamela Fox, PhD, LCSW-S, Associate Dean of Counseling and Psychological Services. Today’s adolescents and young adults are experiencing “devastating”…
What is Self-Service? Self-Service is a web interface that will gradually become the replacement for eConnect. Self-Service is a more modern and user-friendly interface that…
Darius Frasure, Dallas College faculty member, will be featured at the 2022 Dallas Literary Festival for his book of poems “of stone and rope.” Frasure…
