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Dallas College will administer vaccines free to the community and to students, staff and faculty.

Dallas College offers two degrees that prepare students for this high-demand IT specialty.

Elijah Jackson shared his story at a Dallas College commencement ceremony. He hopes to pursue a career as a police officer.

The first cohort of bachelor's degree students are entering upper-level courses this fall and will be ready to enter the workforce in two years.

Drs. Shawnda Floyd and Iris Freemon are among 40 leaders selected for the national program that aims to grow select leaders to become community college presidents.

Prior to assuming his new role, Dr. Kenneth P. Gonzalez most recently served as vice president for student and enrollment services at El Paso Community College.

The Dallas College School of Education received crucial support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in the form of a $1.4 million grant.

Four 2021-2022 scholars will receive full tuition for up to six semesters.

The food pantries at the seven Dallas College campuses will officially reopen July 12 after having been forced to close due to the pandemic.

Army veteran Catherine Kim is pursuing a college degree thanks in part to support from Dallas College. "It made me feel like I could do this,"� she said.

Josh Skolnick joins Dallas College from Bloomberg Philanthropies, where he led the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative, a yearlong leadership program for mayors from around the world.

Dr. Catherine Olivarez and Dr. Dina Sosa-Hegarty will attend two training seminars, prepare a professional development plan and engage in a mentoring relationship.

Dr. Biden will address the first-ever group of students to graduate from the new Dallas College in remarks that will be aired during commencement ceremonies June 24-26.

Former college basketball athlete Sadiaa Jones most recently served as an associate athletic director at Northwestern Oklahoma State University.

The pandemic created losses but also opened opportunities. Due to COVID-19, Dallas College honor student Jennifer Brantley was able to study virtually through a university in The Netherlands.