Dallas College News

Imagine a career fair with festival energy — employers ready to hire, career-building workshops, a headshot booth, good food, and unbeatable vibes. Whether you're launching your job search or just exploring your future path, this is where career moves and campus fun collide.

Join us at the Learning Commons for a series of workshops throughout the semester. Explore topics like purpose and program alignment, GPA planning, marketable skills and more.

As a single mother and first-generation student, Adamaris Vazquez refused to let anything stand between her and her degree — and Dallas College had her back every step of the way. This spring, she’s graduating with her bachelor’s in early childhood education and teaching, and she says Dallas College's resources, especially free child care, made all the difference.

After an extensive nationwide search, Dallas College is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Díaz as the institution’s next vice chancellor of external affairs, effective today.

Join us for an interactive showcase featuring Dallas College student support services. Learn about well-being, basic needs resources, mental health support, health promotion, community connections and more.

Join us for a day of connection, inspiration and growth. Hear from an engaging panel and take part in workshops on mental health, leadership and empowerment.

As Dallas emerges as the epicenter of the nation’s next financial frontier, Dallas College today announced the launch of The Texas Ticker, a hands-on trading and market analytics initiative built around the Bloomberg Global Trading Challenge and the college’s Bloomberg Finance and Investment Labs.

Dallas College Eastfield third baseman Sebastian Palma was named the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Player of the Week.

Dallas College North Lake's Max Roy was chosen as the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Pitcher of the Week.

Dallas College will unveil its cutting-edge Vū virtual production soundstage Feb. 11, expanding workforce-driven education in film, digital media and immersive technology. The installation brings real-time, industry-grade visual production into the classroom, preparing students for in-demand careers across the region’s rapidly growing TV and film industry.

Dallas College announced that Derek Soper has been selected and confirmed to serve on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE).

Last year, 66% of Dallas College students experienced at least one form of basic needs insecurity, including food and housing challenges. That’s why Dallas College is in the barrier busting business. Through our Student Care Network, we remove obstacles so students stay focused on their education.

This time of year, a lot of us are thinking about eating better and feeling healthier. Between classes, work and social life, eating healthy can feel expensive and unrealistic. According to Carl Miller, department chair of Culinary, Pastry and Hospitality at Dallas College, it doesn’t have to be.

February is Black History Month, and we’ll be celebrating with events all month long. Dallas College welcomes all students, faculty and staff to attend the “I AM Black History” Summit, participate in our Intercultural Career Day, or stop by our cultural celebration and HBCU Transfer Fair.

Skip the cost of hiring a tax preparer — get expert help at no charge! The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program offers free in-person tax help for individuals and families who earned less than $68,575 in 2025.