Dallas College News

The honor society will recognize Dr. Linda Braddy, president of Dallas College Brookhaven Campus; Dr. Joe May, chancellor emeritus of Dallas College; and Dr. Beth Nikopoulos, director of Student Life, for their service to students.

Three Dallas College students are among this year's finalists for Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships which help community college students with financial need complete their bachelor's degrees at four-year institutions.

The annual Bits and Bites fundraising event is scheduled for April 3 at the Dallas Arboretum. Local chefs will be paired with culinary students from Dallas College for this celebration of Dallas' culinary culture.

The demand for virtual health care is skyrocketing. Dallas College and UT Southwestern have worked together to create and support a joint virtual care program.

Richardson Independent School District (RISD) is the first to join Dallas College in the apprenticeship program. Students in the first cohorts will earn $30,000 each in year-long residencies.

Women in Construction Week is March 6-12, 2022.

Lonon has served Dallas College as an executive leader for over 16 years and previously was press secretary to former Dallas Mayor Ron Kirk.

Excitement is brewing among potential students eager to take the beer industry to the next level.

Shabazz will discuss her work and her views on the importance of history, as well as thoughts about voter suppression efforts, during a virtual lecture on Feb. 23 as Dallas College observes Black History Month.

Employer scholarships help students enter lifelong careers at the forefront of auto tech.

The program aims to provide diverse suppliers with equal access to business opportunities at Dallas College.

The Montessori-inspired preschool is slated to open at the Cedar Valley and Mountain View campuses in Fall 2022.

Dallas College is making it easy for students to register with Super Saturday events Jan. 8 and Jan. 15.

Get tips for avoiding holiday debt and holiday crime from a Dallas College professor and our police chief.

As the pandemic and online ordering put a squeeze on distribution systems, Dallas College is poised to help alleviate the national bottleneck. Students are flocking to the college for logistics training.