On Dec. 7, 2022, Governor Greg Abbott issued an order for all state agencies (including Institutions of Higher Education) to ban the video-sharing application TikTok…
Vonda Bailey didn’t need a long deliberation to issue her judgment about the negative stereotypes surrounding community colleges. “I do not agree with the ‘stigma’…
Dallas College had 5,012 students walk the graduation stage this past summer. Seeing students fulfill their educational dreams and learn the skills necessary to enter…
When Anita Bedford, director of experiential learning, walked into the White House at the beginning of September, she was welcomed as a Department of Labor…
Dallas College alumni Iris Diaz didn’t set out to become the first Latina to serve as a chief marketing officer for an NBA franchise. Diaz…
Cecelia Joyce Price, Ph.D., who goes by Joyce, believes the most important part of being a teacher is the influence you have on students —…
Dallas College alum Tito Salas doesn’t fancy himself as a rapper. And he definitely wasn’t expecting to become a viral sensation when he released a…
From September 15 through October 15, the United States celebrates the traditions, history, and accomplishments of the Hispanic-Latine community.
Count Eric Hernandez among the many students who were happy to return to Dallas College this week.
Whether it’s your first class — or last — at Dallas College, the school is committed to providing you a top-notch educational experience and laying the groundwork for you to pursue your educational and professional dreams.
