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Who would think something as simple as going to the grocery store, church, or shopping could end in tragedy and harm? We've all likely asked ourselves that question over the past few days. And we can't stop asking this question until change comes to pass.

The 53,000-square-foot facility will train students in information technology, health care, manufacturing, logistics, customer care and more.

Learn more about Dallas College's new Bezos Academy preschool.

Four Dallas College student news outlets received honors during the Associated Collegiate Press national convention.

The Eastfield Harvester Bees volleyball team, Brookhaven Bears women's soccer and Richland Thunderducks men's soccer each won their respective titles.

Asked why people should pursue a career in nursing, Vanessa Lozada had a simple message. “You will always have a job,” she said, “and you’ll never be bored.” Lozada would know. She’s worked virtually every nursing job on her road to becoming the director of emergency services at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Plano.

A ribbon-cutting on Nov. 3 will mark the opening of Bezos Academy Dallas Cockrell Hill, a tuition-free preschool located on the Mountain View Campus.

The tuition-free training is a collaboration between Dallas College and Restaurant Beatrice.

This year's summit is more than an event "� it's a call to action. Join us on Nov. 1, virtually or in person at North Lake Campus.

The welding lab at Dallas College's Bill J. Priest Center provides Danielle Trent with refuge and inspiration.

A total of 10 students were awarded $25,000 per year from PepsiCo Foundation.

The award recognizes the college's efforts to create positive changes in the Dallas community through its mission of transforming lives and communities through higher education.

Dr. Dina Sosa-Hegarty and Juan Garcia will join the fifth cohort of the program that is designed to increase diverse representation in executive and senior-level positions in higher education.

From Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, multiple virtual and in-person events will explore the rich culture, history and contributions of Hispanic Americans.

Today, six coaches lead more than 150 students who compete in over 11 titles.