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Former Dallas College North Lake pitcher Cody Roberson received Dallas College Athletics' highest honor after being named a Lifetime Legacy Award recipient.

Former Major League Baseball player Ryan Roberts was one of two Dallas College Eastfield recipients to receive the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

Former Dallas College Eastfield men's basketball player Cordell Ray was one of two former Harvester Bees honored with the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

Former Dallas College Mountain View and professional men's basketball player Gary Talton was honored with the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

Former Dallas College Richland men's soccer coach Sean Worley was honored with the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

Dallas College Mountain View Athletic Director Keitha Dickerson, a former WNBA player, was honored with the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

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Students and young adults with foster care experience and professionals who want to strengthen college and career outcomes for those students are invited to join us for this free special event.

For the first time in its history, Dallas College brought together student-athletes, coaches, alumni and administrators from all seven campuses to celebrate championships, All-American honors, Hall of Fame careers and Legacy Awards, during its inaugural athletic banquet April 21 at the Curtis Culwell Center.

Dallas College North Lake's Grayson Brown was named the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Pitcher of the Week.

Celebrate our student award winners at this elegant evening event! Wear formal attire with your "decked out" sneakers.

Rebekah Gonzalez, Dallas College video technology student, has a passion for visual storytelling that grew from early family videos. In this interview, she opens up about her inspirations, challenges and the people who helped her discover her path.

When Dallas College hosted the ASME EFx competition at Richland Campus on April 10-11, one team learned more than just how to design, build and race a vehicle. Their experience in the e-Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (e-HPVC) imparted more than engineering lessons as they created a foundation for future students to build upon.

For most fashion designers, threading a needle is a mundane task. For Christian Henderson, it was once a mountain he wasn't sure he could climb.

South Dallas is not well known for its artistic endeavors, but Dallas College transformed the Cedar Valley Campus into a hub for creatives with a two-day Literature and Arts festival. The campus welcomed students, faculty and community members, April 9-10, for creative workshops, performances and local partnerships — all driven by a mission to bring artistic opportunity to an area long underserved in the arts.