Dallas College News

The college has signed a five-year contract with Gexa Energy that will feature Texas Green-e certified renewable energy credits equal to 100% of the Dallas College load.

Ferdinando Castro Gonzalez is headed to Columbia University in New York, with plans to graduate with a degree in sustainability.

These student journalists defy "fake news"� labels in pursuit of the truth.

May became the seventh chancellor of the former Dallas County Community College District in February 2014.

The agreement includes scholarships for Dallas College transfer students.

Artist Marty Ray has waited 12 years to see her designs come to fruition.

The interior design students got real-world experience while helping the community.

The initial pathways will offer options to students interested in agriculture, business, education and human services.

Flexible course formats balance student preferences with campus safety concerns.

Throughout quarantine, baseball fields stayed groomed awaiting the return of the game.

Through the partnership, Dallas College will offer four types of need-based scholarships to help Black and Hispanic students obtain degrees or credentials in high-demand fields.

This free, virtual event was created to provide mentoring and support to minority males ages 14 to 24.

Dallas College Chancellor Joe May has joined 38 other higher education leaders to address major challenges facing students and communities across the country.

To address burgeoning interest and the need for more teachers to enter the field, the Dallas Independent School District is supporting a pathway to teacher education at five Early College High Schools, in partnership with the new Dallas College School of Education and the University of North Texas-Dallas' Emerging Teacher Institute.

When a torrent of ice and snow struck buildings across Dallas College, facilities and maintenance workers showed dedication and professionalism under pressure.