Palo Pinto Mountains State Park Opens in North Texas
Palo Pinto Mountains State Park is the first state park to open in North Texas in nearly two decades. Located west of Fort Worth, between Abilene and...
Tiying Li, Editor-in-Chief / Emeritus
• May 11, 2026
The International Theatrical Arts Society (TITAS) Dance Unbound dress rehearsal gave the audience an inside look at one of Dallas’ most anticipated cultural events. Bringing together nine companies from...
In a city where cultures from around the world live side-by-side, connection, opportunity and growth are not just ideals, they are part of everyday life. On April 25, that reality came to life at Heritage...
To build excitement for the FIFA World Cup and the nine matches to be hosted in Arlington this summer, North Lake Campus hosted FIFA Fan Fest, an indoor soccer game, fundraiser and opportunity for students...
With excitement building for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, Dallas College students got a behind-the-scenes look at the growing sports industry in North Texas.
The Office of Intercultural and Global...
The Texas primary runoff elections to select candidates for the November midterm elections takes place May 26. Election runoffs occur when no candidate on a ballot receives a majority of votes. In Texas,...
With the April 15 tax deadline approaching for U.S. residents, international students at Dallas College may be working on a different timeline and using different forms altogether.
Most international...
March 2026 was the hottest March on record in the DFW area. The average temperature was 67.6-degrees Fahrenheit with the hottest temperature reaching 95-degrees on March 22. This is causing many people...
Tiying Li, Editor-in-Chief (Emeritus)
• March 10, 2026
North Lake Campus recently hosted the documentary photography exhibition “As I Rise” by local artist NiEtta Reynolds. The exhibit featured the women, elders and change-makers who shaped Reynold’s...
A rare occurrence took place on Feb. 17. That’s when the cultural and religious observances of the Lunar New Year, Mardi Gras/ Lent and Ramadan coincided for the first time in 70 years. The holidays...
The Democratic and Republican primary elections took place March 3 in Texas, North Carolina and Arkansas. In Texas, however, new district lines and changes in election rules made voting a confusing experience...
Starting July 1, the U.S. Department of Education will stop defining nursing as a “professional degree” for the purpose of federal student loan rules. This change comes from the implementation of the...
