Dallas College News

More than 11,000 graduates will be honored May 15-17 at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland.

​At Dallas College, we’re in the barrier-busting business, and that means giving students opportunity to new, innovative programs.

​The May 2 event celebrates students committing to four-year universities and caps off a week of workshops across all Dallas College campuses.​

The college is one of only 10 community colleges to earn OLC Exemplary Status for exceptional online learning practices and student support.​

The co-enrollment program will help students save money and give them a clear path to a bachelor's degree.

Enjoy a full month of events in April, including the Future of Fashion Design Showcase.

The Center for Reigniting the Educator Workforce (CREW) will serve as the statewide hub for developing and expanding teacher apprenticeships.

Speakers Bureau experts offer engaging presentations, workshops and keynote addresses "� all at no cost to the community.

The college is launching a new aerospace program to begin this spring.

Bits & Bites guests can enjoy delicious dishes and support our students at the Dallas Arboretum's A Tasteful Place on Sunday, April 13.

The program, currently in its 31st cohort, has led to the creation of more than 16,200 jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

Dallas College has been approved for its third bachelor's degree with this new program.

Dr. Rick W. Smith has an extensive background spanning more than 30 years of broad experience in media, development, health care and education.

Russ Pearlman will lead the college's IT strategy and promote continued innovation.

The foundation welcomed seven new board members and announced Regen Horchow as its new board chair.