Dallas College News

Workday is Dallas College’s new records and registration system for credit students starting Fall 2025.

If you want to start a conversation with Liam Dewberry, pick your language. The 25-year-old, who graduated from Dallas College on May 16 with his associate degree, is fluent in five languages (English, Spanish, Japanese, Mandarin and Korean) and knows a bit of French, Norwegian, Russian and German.

Mang Cin is among 90 community college students nationwide receiving the prestigious scholarship.

Students and faculty won more than a dozen awards at the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival.

On May 12, Dallas College celebrated its first graduating class of the new Bachelor of Science in Nursing program with a pinning ceremony featuring student speaker Nancy Kinuthia.

The program offers working professionals an opportunity to advance their knowledge and gain new career opportunities.​

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.​

This year 102 Dallas College students travelled to Corpus Christi to participate in the 2025 SkillsUSA Regional Leadership and Skills Conference. The students brought home 86 medals in 57 different categories, ranging from Audio and Radio Production to Nurse Assisting to Wedding Cake Decoration.

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

At Dallas College, we’re committed to providing an environment of transparency and accountability. Speaking up about a concern isn’t always easy, but we want you to feel comfortable sharing instances where you believe violations of policies or standards have occurred.

Read about Dallas College Student Rod Gordon and what inspired him to return to college.

Nine Dallas College students are among the semifinalists for the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.

Imagine traveling anywhere in the world and connecting with leaders, artists and activists in any country. The best part: You don’t even have to leave your Dallas College campus.