As the Brazos Art gallery prepares to close its doors at the end of the semester, the works of professors across campus will be taken down. However, the pieces themselves have a great deal of time and effort behind them, and their inspirations, both visual...
Dallas College Student Life and Engagement hosted its second annual student leadership Sneaker Ball awards banquet at the Frontiers of Flight Museum on May 1.
The event showcased students on a red carpet with a mini-fashion entrance, highlighting their...
*Updated 5/15/2026 to reflect the correct name spelling of Denis Lakovic.
After three semesters of planning and work, School of Manufacturing and Industrial Technology students come to the final preparations for an anticipated sendoff: a rocket launch....
As the Spring 2026 semester comes to a close, many students will soon graduate and move on from Dallas College. Richland graduating student Raina Williams was selected to represent Dallas College as one of the six speakers for the Spring 2026 commencement...
The story of “COLLEGE: The Musical,” which filled the Richland’s Fannin Hall stage from April 22 to 25, unfolds over a single weekend in the common room of 212 Gauss Hall, famously known as the campus’ biggest party spot.
At the center is Nathan,...
The Dallas College Foundation hosted some of Dallas’s top restaurants for its Bits & Bites Food Festival, an annual fundraising event to support the college’s workforce education program.
The event, which took place at the Dallas Arboretum on...
Richland students were invited to participate in an open focus group on April 7 in Red River Hall.
Researchers from the Urban Institute collected data from Dallas College students and from other students around the country regarding previous individualized...
The 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs began on April 18, and like many hockey fans, I filled out a bracket challenge, but not in the usual way. Instead of picking teams based on performance, I built mine around WAG jackets.
In the hockey world, WAGs (wives and...
There are two types of college students: those who say they “don’t nap” and liars. Between classes, assignments and whatever existential crisis hits around 2:17 p.m., sleep becomes less of a luxury and more of a survival tactic.
And while Richland...
Dallas College celebrated its third annual Design Week from April 20-23. Highlighting the Future of Fashion during Arts Month, it allowed design students to set the stage and standards that inspire others to pursue fashion.
Students displayed their end-of-semester...
On the first floor of Crockett Hall lays a large gold-colored container. Inside is a virtual gateway to create worldwide connections.
With a total of 17 sessions and more than 150 participants in Richland, the Global Portal is one of Intercultural and...
Students and faculty at Dallas College’s Richland Campus gathered on Earth Day, from noon to 2 p.m. for the Richland Earth Day event, promoting environmental protection and sustainable living through hands-on activities and community partnerships.
Organized...
