Dallas College News

Come reflect, recharge and review in the Learning Commons before finals.

Join us for International Education Week events hosted by Intercultural and Global Student Engagement.

After launching her business, Just Elope, in 2017, Jennifer Allen has done more than 600 wedding ceremonies, including officiating on the hit show “Love Is Blind.” Now, the business owner and mother of three is pursuing her dream of completing her college degree.

Dallas College today announced the shortlist of development teams advancing to the next stage in planning its new downtown campus, a cornerstone project under the 2019 voter-approved $1.1 billion Dallas College Bond Program. This shortlist marks an important milestone in the Bond Phase 2 process, as the College celebrates its 60th anniversary and its enduring commitment to meet the needs of Dallas County students and employers.

The first in a series of Sustainability Summits was held in September at Eastfield Campus. Over the next year, summits will be held at each Dallas College campus under the theme of “One Person, One Action, One Future: Building Sustainability Together.” Programs will be tailored specifically to each campus.

Dallas College Eastfield volleyball's Patience Gibson was named the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Defensive Player of the Week.

Dallas College Brookhaven's volleyball team received at at-large bid to the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Tournament next week in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Dallas College Brookhaven's Ava Little was named the Dallas Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Offensive Player of the Year, Natalia Banda was voted the Defender of the Year and Miranda Estrada the Goalkeeper of the Year.

On Thursday, Nov. 13, students and visitors to Dallas College’s Brookhaven Campus will have a chance to experience Send Silence Packing, a moving exhibit made up of backpacks, each of which shares the stories and experiences of real people.

Join us Nov. 3-7 as we honor the courage, sacrifice and service of our veterans.

Join fellow Dallas College student leaders and changemakers for a full day of leadership development, engaging breakout sessions and meaningful connections.

In celebration of National STEM Day, Raina Williams shares her story of hope and progress on her journey with Dallas College STEM and the holistic support she’s received from programs and faculty.

Dallas College and the North Texas Food Bank are working together to ensure our students and the community have access to food assistance during the ongoing federal government shutdown.

MarQuis Richardson proudly served in the U.S. Navy as an aviation structural mechanic. When he separated from the military last year, he knew two things: He wanted to live in Dallas, and he wanted to continue his path of service in a completely different field — radiology. Nov. 3-7 is Military-Connected Student Week at Dallas College. Throughout the week, there will be opportunities to connect, reflect and show appreciation for those who’ve served.

Dallas College was selected by the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) to participate in the US-UK Community College and Technical Education Exchange project. The selection was officially announced at ACCT’s Leadership Congress, held in New Orleans, Oct. 22-25.