Dallas College’s student body celebrated Valentine’s Day in a unique way this year. Various Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) participated in a fundraiser organized by OSLE in the El Paso Student Lounge. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., students gathered to support their favorite clubs while enjoying a range of activities and treats. Each RSO set up a table to showcase their fundraiser. It was an opportunity for clubs to generate funds for future events and projects. To participate, club members...

Dallas College Richland Campus turned into a hub of student activity during the Registered Student Organization (RSO) Expo. This two-day event, held on Jan. 31 to Feb. 1, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., aimed to bring together students from all walks of campus life, providing them with an opportunity to explore the diverse range of clubs available on campus. Every club on campus set up tables, and students were encouraged to chat with at least five clubs for a chance to score a free Dallas...

Richland students have access to a large variety of clubs to consider. The Club Expo Sept. 6-7 in El Paso Hall featured clubs ranging from the Art Club to FOCUS (Fellowship of Christian University Students) to WEN (Women Empowerment), so there’s sure to be a group to make any student feel welcome.

Amatullah Janine Scott has been interested in fashion since she was a child. That interest let to the launch of the Richland Fashion Club. Scott said was inspired to start the club after researching similar clubs that originated at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising (FIDM). One of the members of the Richland club is Je’Qwell Grimes, who has been a member for four months and is pursuing a science degree. Grimes decided to join the club because of his interest in fashion and his desire to participate as a way be more active and meet people.