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Dallas College North Lake's Romiel Carter was selected as a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III First Team All-American.

Dallas College Richland men's basketball's Jase Tarver was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III First Team All-American.

Dallas College Cedar Valley women's basketball's Tynia Minnitt was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Third Team All-American.

Dallas College Eastfield's Braydon Campbell was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Third Team All-American. Harvester Bees teammate Martez James was chosen as an Honorable Mention All-American.

Dallas College Mountain View women's basketball's Jourdan Jones was named a National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Honorable Mention All-American.

Dallas College students took learning beyond the classroom March 25–29, traveling through Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia for the Historical Legacy Tour.

For many students, college is more than classes and grades — it’s about finding your people. For some members of Phi Theta Kappa at Dallas College, that sense of community, recently led to international recognition for leadership and service. Last week, 60 students, 15 advisors and two administrators from Dallas College traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, for the international PTK Catalyst 2026 convention.

Dallas College is celebrating Community College Awareness Month this April with the launch of a five-week campaign, “Dallas College: Future Ready,” highlighting the critical role community colleges play in expanding access to education, strengthening the workforce and driving economic mobility across North Texas.

This April, Dallas College is joining colleges across the country to celebrate Community College Awareness Month and we’re inviting you to be part of it.

The Dallas College School of Creative Arts, Entertainment and Design is joining the city of Dallas in celebrating the power of creativity during Dallas Arts Month this April. Join us for dynamic events, performances and exhibitions throughout the month.​

The Dallas College School of Creative Arts, Entertainment and Design is joining the city of Dallas in celebrating the power of creativity during Dallas Arts Month this April. The college will activate 12 campus-based galleries, 10 performance venues as well as at a range of community spaces to showcase the incredible talent of Dallas College students and faculty.

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

Four Dallas College basketball teams participated in NJCAA Division III national tournaments during the second week of March.

Instead of heading to the beach for spring break, 41 Dallas College students spent their vacation making a difference, through the Alternative Spring Break program. The students traveled to new communities, rolled up their sleeves for hands-on service projects and built lasting connections along the way.

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