Dallas College News

Emmanuel Tobias was among a contingent from Dallas College that visited Universidad Creativa (UCreativa) in Costa Rica last fall. The colleges are working toward a partnership for study abroad opportunities that would allow Dallas College students to study in Costa Rica through the Office of International Engagement and Global Competitiveness.

The Blazers won 23 straight games to close the season, including a 74-61 victory over New York-based Herkimer College to win the national championship. That marked the fifth national championship in program history as the Blazers became the first NJCAA school at any of the three levels with five titles.

Dallas College has been recognized by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) in the Innovative Educator Preparation category for the 2022-2023 award year.

Students will learn alongside Dallas' best chefs at the beautiful Dallas Arboretum.

Dallas College is the first community college to receive recognition as an "innovator" by the State Board for Educator Certification.

Dallas College has planned a leadership conference, an event about women in technology and other activities this March.

A series of celebrations and new gifts shine a light on Dallas College Foundation's past and future role as an economic mobility engine for Dallas.

The new ASTM standard aids the accreditation of short-term career credentials essential to community college funding models.

Ring Deng is a 6-foot-6 sophomore forward on Dallas College’s North Lake nationally ranked men’s basketball team. Deng’s parents fled from South Sudan in 2002 to North Texas due to the country’s second civil war. They now make their home in Grand Prairie — a long way from Sudan.

Dallas College’s Eastfield Campus is the proud site of the new Mesquite Natatorium, which officially opens today (Monday, Feb. 12).

D CEO and Dallas Innovates presented the award that recognizes disruptors and trailblazers who are driving a new vision for North Texas.

You may excuse your partners’ exhibition of unhealthy behaviors due to the excitement or even a “butterflies in my stomach” feeling. However, these butterflies could be a warning. Missed red flags during the honeymoon phase of a relationship can lead to an abusive relationship.

While attending college, using alcohol and other drugs seem to be a popular and even social norm for droves of students. However, substance use can create problems at school, work and home.

This marks the college's second four-year degree program. A Bachelor of Applied Science in Early Childhood Education and Teaching (B.A.S. ECE) launched in 2020.

Studying abroad is a life-changing experience for students as they explore and immerse themselves in different countries and cultures. Zoe Phillips experienced those benefits as she works toward a bachelor’s degree at Kansai Gaidai University in Hirakata, Japan.