Friendsgiving, the modern spinoff of Thanksgiving brings people together with their chosen family – whether due to travel limitations, strained family relationships or just wanting to have a good time with others. It’s a good alternative for those...
A group of theater students at Dallas College, Richland Campus presented “Emilia,” a play written by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, at the Fannin Hall auditorium Nov. 13-16., directed by Professor Emily Gray.
With a runtime of two hours and 15 minutes,...
Richland’s Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Alpha Xi Chapter held a night of celebration and culture Nov. 22 to mark the 50th anniversary of PTK.. Guest speakers were featured. A dinner was enjoyed and a mariachi band kept the event festive.
The event also...
The Dallas College Richland men’s soccer team finished as the NJCAA Division III runner-up, falling 2-1 in overtime to Mohawk Valley Community College in Sunday’s championship match.
Richland, a powerhouse in NJCAA Division III soccer, has now competed...
For many students, Black Friday is still an opportunity to save money, even if the way they shop is different now.
The chaos of early morning lines, doorbuster deals and packed malls seems to have taken a backseat after the rise of online shopping.
While...
As the season of gratitude surrounds us, it feels fitting for the Richland Chronicle staff to pause and reflect on the spirit of Thanksgiving — not just as a holiday, but as a moment to appreciate the people, stories and our community.
Thanksgiving...
Dallas College Richland’s men’s soccer team, the No. 1 seed and defending champion, will face off against Raritan Valley Community College in the opening round of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III National Tournament...
On Nov. 4, the Sabine Hall at Richland Campus became the hub of global opportunities as the career fair took stage to connect students with businesses, internships and international prospects.
This career fair was strategically timed with National French...
While VPNs might sound like a way to access your favorite streaming sites or keep up with the latest viral TikToks, they come with serious consequences on campus.
Dallas College recently clarified its stance: Using personal VPNs, proxies and encrypted...
Dallas College officially opened Red River Hall at its Richland Campus on Nov. 7, in a celebration of the new building’s role in fostering academic collaboration and innovation. Kay Eggleston, Richland president, cut the ceremonial ribbon, marking years...
Dallas College Richland Campus has welcomed a new student club, the Dialogue Society.
The club’s goal is to promote understanding and connection among people from diverse backgrounds and cultures through open and respectful dialogue.
Founded by students,...
Thanksgiving is a time at Dallas College where students from all backgrounds bring their own unique traditions to the table. For some, it’s a chance to connect with family over turkey and pie, while others experiment with new recipes that blend their...
