Dallas College News

But it doesn't have to be! A Dallas College sustainability expert shares tips for making better choices.

The new pathway offers DallasHR-backed certificates to meet growing labor demand.

The federal grant supports a pipeline for careers in nursing and is aimed at diversifying the workforce.

The new tools can help education leaders, prospective students and parents better understand the value of specific colleges and universities, including their impact on future earnings.

When Kathryn Brownlee, Ph.D., professor of music and commercial music, isn’t teaching students at Dallas College’s Cedar Valley Campus, she can be found conducting the New Texas Symphony Orchestra (NTSO), an all-volunteer community orchestra she founded that’s now in its 19th season.

The $100,000 grant to Dallas College Foundation awards seed money for a pilot program providing free child care for Dallas College students.

The college will hold a recruitment event, an awards luncheon and a signing ceremony aimed at recognizing apprenticeships as critical pathways to good-paying jobs.

A resource fair at Mountain View Campus Nov. 16 will highlight services available at Dallas College and elsewhere to assist veterans and their families.

The grant will cover 100% of the tuition for more than 1,500 employees in construction-related courses.

The seven main Dallas College campuses and three service centers will be open for both early voting and Election Day voting. An additional service center will be open on Election Day only.

Demand for skilled technicians remains high amid accelerated construction in DFW.

Thirty-eight percent of the students currently enrolled at Dallas College are first-generation college students, according to student information profile data. As we participate in the National First-Generation College Celebration on Nov. 8, Dallas College students and alumni share their experience of being the first in their families to attend college.

Dallas College is one of six universities and colleges participating in Deloitte’s Future of Work Institute.

Renowned environmental activist Xiuhtezcatl "X" Martinez will deliver a morning message of hope and inspiration amid climate change.

Dallas College is investing more than $1 million to develop state-of-the-art manufacturing and industrial technology laboratory facilities to train and upskill a future workforce through the Garland Center.