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Dallas College Cedar Valley's Tynia Minnitt has been named the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Women's Basketball Player of the Week.

At Dallas College, being “future ready” means preparing students for careers that may not yet even exist, including those in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence and data analytics. Learn how Dallas College is reimagining what education can be as we ensure every student is prepared to succeed.

We’re going all out with 60th Anniversary celebrations at each campus this spring—and yes, you’re invited!

The U.S. Department of Education awarded Dallas College a four-year, $3.3 million grant to launch the Dallas College AI-Enabled Teaching and Learning Initiative, a comprehensive effort to integrate artificial intelligence across classrooms, curriculum and workforce training programs.

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.

Watch The Download for a look at Dallas College’s biggest wins, our global impact, and the bold plans in store for 2026

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

For Mia Santos, what began as a setback became a story of resilience, growth and triumph — a reminder that sometimes the best path isn’t the one you first imagine. A standout student and team leader at Dallas College Eastfield Campus — and a key player on Eastfield’s three-time national championship volleyball team — her journey is one of resilience, self-discovery and learning that sometimes true growth happens through discomfort.

All Dallas College locations will be closed starting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 24, through Jan. 1, 2026. Here's how to get support while we're closed.

Dallas College Eastfield volleyball's Mia Santos was named an American Volleyball Coaches Association Two-Year College First Team All-American.

Dallas College Brookhaven women's soccer's Ava Little was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III First Team All-American.

Dallas College Richland women's soccer's Linzy Villa was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Second Team All-American.

Dallas College Richland men's soccer earned five National Junior College Athletic Association Division III All-American awards.

Dallas College Cedar Valley's Aaban Khan won the National Junior College Athletic Association eSports EA FC 26 Fall National Championship.