Dallas College Richland campus Muslim Student Association held a peaceful protest named the Walk for Palestine on Nov. 21.
As an open to the public event, members of the Muslim Student Association as well as others in support of the freeing of Palestine chanted and walked around the inner pathway of the Richland campus for two hours. The group was led in chants by the association’s chief officers, though throughout the event many were able to voice themselves using a megaphone, leading the rest...
Aster Pearson:
“Thanksgiving I’d usually go to on my father’s side. We’d usually go to my grandmother’s, but then with my mother it’s an entirely different deal.” Lan Vu:
“I’ve been here for two semesters. I don’t know maybe going around the city. I haven’t really planned out for Thanksgiving.”
In an effort to foster a sense of unity and understanding among college students from diverse backgrounds, the Baptist Student Ministry, or BSM, at Richland is gearing up for its last events with Crossing Cultures this semester. This unique initiative, born out of the collaborative spirit of the Texas BSM and local churches across Dallas County, seeks to teach students about the different cultures of the world, and foster meaningful conversations with the different people in the school...
If I had to choose one thing to love about living in Texas, politics aside, it would be the vast amount of hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurants at our disposal.
Everybody and their dog will swear by their favorite hidden gem.
Some are amazing, although most are truly horrible, just disguised by sentimentality. John’s Backyard Grill can only be described by the former.
Located in North Dallas, just a half mile from Preston Green...
As a way to alleviate the stress and pressures of classes and exams, the Office of Student Life and Engagement hosted the second annual field day known as Ducktoberfest on Oct.23.
The people and organizations working on this event envisioned a much-needed break and an injection of some fun...
Be careful what you wish for. Or at least be specific anyway. Chronicle staff cartoonist Jerry Weiss takes a look at wishful thinking in his latest cartoon endeavor.
DART has been a staple of public transport to Dallas citizens. It was established Aug. 13, 1983 and began light rail service in 1996, eventually adding a commute from Plano to DFW Airport or Denton to Dallas.
Dallas College students with six or more credit hours during the spring or fall semesters...
Wearing ID badges is a requirement at Dallas College campuses. According to The Student Code of Conduct Department, ID badges are used to obtain access to college services — the library, computer labs, testing center, etc. If you are not wearing a badge, you may be stopped and asked to identify yourself and your purpose on campus...
Marcos Resencez:
“There’s an old man that comes into my anatomy class and since I’m sitting right next to the door... He’s, like, ‘Young man, what’s that crap on the board?’ ... ‘That’s a skin’ ... ‘Yeah, I got one of those.’ And I’m just like, ‘OK.’” Sofia Salazan:
“I saw a rat jump out of the garbage truck. I think the turtles are weird because, like, when you walk across the bridge they imme- diately come up because they think you’re gonna feed them?”
Mikhaul Loskat:
“I don’t think it’s a good decision, takes the purpose out. Personally affecting me?, no. I’m not in any clubs or organizations.”
Henry Carveslla:
“That’s crazy, I don’t really know what these offices do, it depends on who is apposed to them. Sounds bad, not cool. Oh no, I’m a white guy, I’m good.”
