In a world often overshadowed by the challenges of cancer, “Light the Night” stands as a beacon of hope, rallying communities to make a difference. The event took place on the lawn of Reunion Tower...

The Intercultural and Global Student Engagement office organized an international showcase on Nov.20 featuring countries representing students at North Lake Campus. This was the first time the event...

A potluck evening with table full of traditional food was the focus of a Friendsgiving event created by Phi Theta Kappa students from two campuses. The event was planned by the Vice Presidents of Fellowship,...

November 22nd 2023 marks 60 years since the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Now being a popular tourist site, the Sixth Floor Museum has a goal in remembering the 35th president. “We do our best...

I was struck by a motorcycle and fell to the side of the road. At 9:10 p.m. on April 16, 2023, in India. I didn’t know what to do, but I had that much grace in me to try to stand up on my own. I was...

Nowadays, abusers have more ways to use technology to stalk a person. And there are multiple ways they can stalk a person. That makes it hard to prevent ourselves from being tracked and...

Q: When did you begin playing volleyball? A: I first started playing volleyball when I was about 11-years- old, I played on a team called Little Diggers. Q: What did you enjoy about the sport when...

Dallas College professor Sherie Vance hit rock bottom at the age of 42. By 2005, Vance had not completed her college education, her mother had died a few years back, all her children had left home and...

The News-Register is back a year after the pandemic hit and Dallas County Community Colleges became Dallas College. Neither of these things made being a reporter easy, with mergers and the unknown on...