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Workday is Dallas College’s new records and registration system for credit students starting Fall 2025.

Mang Cin is among 90 community college students nationwide receiving the prestigious scholarship.

Dallas College is making it easy for students to register with Super Saturday events Jan. 8 and Jan. 15.

Through the partnership, Dallas College will offer four types of need-based scholarships to help Black and Hispanic students obtain degrees or credentials in high-demand fields.

As summer winds down and you prepare for the start of classes, why not turn your next campus visit into an adventure? Dallas College locations are home to dozens of unexpected treasures, from scenic nature trails and historic landmarks to public art and community spaces. These 60 Hidden Gems were recognized as part of our 60th Anniversary celebration.

This year, Dallas has taken center stage at the World Cup, hosting more matches than any other city with nine games. Behind the excitement, thousands of volunteers work to keep the tournament running smoothly and make sure the logistics go off without a hitch. One of them is Gabriel Martinez, a Dallas college alum and employee, who shares what it’s like to be part of one of the world’s biggest sporting events.

Three Dallas College students are bachelor-bound and backed by $25,000 scholarships from the PepsiCo Foundation. Tamara Gilreath, Jeremy Romero and Moussa Mukendi were awarded the NextStep Scholarship alongside 17 other community college students from New York, Illinois, California, Florida and Colorado.

Congratulations on starting your educational journey at Dallas College! Attend a New Student Orientation session on campus this summer.

Dallas College Mountain View will host the 2026 National Junior College Athletic Association Division III men's soccer national tournament, along with the 2027 women's national championship tournament.

On June 18, Geoff Tchon and 13 classmates became the first-ever graduates of the Aviation Maintenance Technology (AMT) program. At least nine graduates secured employment before crossing the stage, highlighting the region's urgent need for skilled aviation talent.