Dallas College News

Take care of your health (and your family) with the Women’s Wellness Mobile Clinic on your Dallas College campus!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Starting classes this semester? Get ready with our Ready for Day One resources!

We’re here to support you! Get help with everyday needs, like child care, food or transportation, and academic support, like personalized tutoring — all included with your tuition.

Final exams are coming. Are you ready? Check out five practical tips to help you prep for exams, stay focused and power through finals week.

Each November, Dallas College celebrates Sharing Day by providing Thanksgiving food bundles that students can take home to their families to help celebrate the holiday.

Dallas College and the North Texas Food Bank are working together to ensure our students and the community have access to food assistance during the ongoing federal government shutdown.

MarQuis Richardson proudly served in the U.S. Navy as an aviation structural mechanic. When he separated from the military last year, he knew two things: He wanted to live in Dallas, and he wanted to continue his path of service in a completely different field — radiology. Nov. 3-7 is Military-Connected Student Week at Dallas College. Throughout the week, there will be opportunities to connect, reflect and show appreciation for those who’ve served.

As communities across the world come together annually to raise awareness, fight stigma and support mental health, Dallas College is offering several programs and workshops to help support wellness and learning.  

Join Dallas College as we Pack the Pantry and help fight food insecurity in our community!

Throughout the month of October, Accessibility Services is hosting events, activities and learning opportunities designed to increase awareness, spark dialogue and promote accessibility across our campuses.