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Aicha Diaba K. Diakite is heading to Princeton University just three years after moving to the United States from Gabon and learning English. She hopes to become a neurosurgeon.

Dr. Maria V. Boccalandro, Larisa Ortiz and Roberto Reyes have been named fellows for the prestigious program.

In addition, graduating scholar-veterans were honored at a pre-graduation ceremony.

Representatives from more than 40 dealers and manufacturers were on campus for a full day to answer questions from hundreds of jobseekers and current students.

They will share words of inspiration at Dallas College's graduation ceremonies May 12-14.

Preston Nguyen, 19, will try to out-cook nine other chefs for a $100,000 prize.

As part of Earth Month, Dr. Robert Bullard will share his philosophy during a free, online event April 29.

The college has created a one-stop shop to evaluate students for grants they may qualify for.

A special celebration for P-TECH and Early College High School graduates will recognize the latest cohort of hardworking students already on the fast track.

The STARS "Silver"� rating recognizes the college as a leader in sustainability in higher education.

The honor society will recognize Dr. Linda Braddy, president of Dallas College Brookhaven Campus; Dr. Joe May, chancellor emeritus of Dallas College; and Dr. Beth Nikopoulos, director of Student Life, for their service to students.

Three Dallas College students are among this year's finalists for Jack Kent Cooke Scholarships which help community college students with financial need complete their bachelor's degrees at four-year institutions.

The annual Bits and Bites fundraising event is scheduled for April 3 at the Dallas Arboretum. Local chefs will be paired with culinary students from Dallas College for this celebration of Dallas' culinary culture.

The demand for virtual health care is skyrocketing. Dallas College and UT Southwestern have worked together to create and support a joint virtual care program.

Richardson Independent School District (RISD) is the first to join Dallas College in the apprenticeship program. Students in the first cohorts will earn $30,000 each in year-long residencies.