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Dallas College is helping address one of the aviation industry's most pressing workforce shortages as 14 students from its inaugural Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) program graduate with industry-recognized credentials and direct pathways into high-demand careers.

Dallas College Mountain View women's soccer team will open the season with a pair of road games out of state Aug. 21-22.

Dallas College Cedar Valley's volleyball team will open the season Aug. 21 at the Western Texas College Fall Classic. The Suns will play four matches over the two-day, season-opening tournament in Snyder, Texas.

Keitha Dickerson stood on the Aces' logo near center court, sporting her glossy white top with khaki linen bottoms.

Students from Dallas College came home from the Skills USA Championships in Atlanta with five medals and a renewed sense of confidence, leadership and career readiness. The competition, held June 1-5, brought together 6,800 state champions from across the country to compete in 115 skilled trades and leadership categories.

Dallas College Eastfield baseball's Sebastian Palma was voted a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III First Team All-American.

Dallas College Brookhaven's Bradley Boedeker was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Second Team All-American.

From May 21-31, 23 Dallas College students traded their everyday routines for an immersive, unforgettable experience in Japan.

On May 19-22, Dallas College students stepped beyond their campuses and into the pine-lined setting of Camp Cho-Yeh at Carolina Creek in Huntsville for the annual Summer Student Leadership Retreat. Centered on the ongoing theme of “Soar Beyond Limits: Where Resilient Leaders Take Flight,” the experience blended leadership development, outdoor adventure and meaningful connection.

The FIFA World Cup is coming to North Texas, and while it's exciting to host one of the world's biggest sporting events, it could also make getting to class a little more challenging. Here are some tips and advice on making sure there are no delays or yellow cards on class days.

Graduation week at Dallas College wasn’t just a milestone, it was a moment filled with pride, reflection and excitement for what’s next. Bachelor’s degree graduates in nursing and education gathered to celebrate the journeys that brought them here and the futures they’re ready to shape.

On Friday, May 9, Dallas College game design students hit the next level, trading solo play for multiplayer networking at a lively mixer on the Richland Campus. The event combined student-built games with real-world connections to industry pros.

Imagine watching your work projected on the big screen at a historic theater surrounded by friends, family and a cheering audience. That’s exactly what video technology students experience each spring at the Student Video Showcase. This year’s event took place at the historic Texas Theatre, May 19, 6:30-10 p.m. All are welcome at the free annual event.

Dallas College serves many nontraditional students who balance full-time jobs, family responsibilities or both, while working toward their next chapter. Their resilience keeps them moving forward. This spring, many are celebrating major milestones, completing their studies and launching new careers.

Dallas College Eastfield's Sebastian Palma was voted the Most Valuable Player of the Dallas Athletic Conference, and Harvester Bees teammate Benjamin Sheppard the league's Pitcher of the Year.