Dallas College Newsroom

Dallas College students celebrated the biggest night of student leadership at the annual Student Leadership Awards and Sneaker Ball on May 1.

As the Spring semester wraps up, Dallas College students are earning impressive recognition and we’re shining a spotlight on their achievements. From standout journalism to notable literary and theater accomplishments, these wins reflect the talent, creativity and dedication across our campuses.

Dallas College’s Class of 2026 will cross the stage in six ceremonies, and we’re celebrating every moment on social media. Whether you’re graduating or cheering from the crowd, here’s how to be part of it. 

As graduation approaches, many college students are reflecting on where they started and where they are headed next. For transfer students like Jaqueline Villalobos Torres and Tanim Azad, their time at Dallas College has been about more than earning credits. It’s been about growth, leadership and discovering new possibilities.

From overcoming significant personal challenges to building clear pathways into high-demand careers, Dallas College’s Class of 2026 is defined by determination, resilience and purpose. Meet the six graduates selected to serve as commencement speakers and learn about their stories of perseverance, growth and achievement.

The Visual and Performing Arts department within the School of Creative Arts, Entertainment and Design at Dallas College present dynamic gallery and live event performances throughout the year.

Prep for finals at Study Jam events in the Learning Commons all week long. Drop in any day to refuel academically, recharge mentally, and finish the semester strong.

Join Accessibility Services and Plano Regional Day School Program for the Deaf for a special screening of “Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore,” a powerful new documentary. Stay after the film for a Q&A with director and actor Shoshannah Stern.

Dallas College has selected Dallas-based HKS as the lead architect and engineering firm for its new Health Sciences Center for Excellence, a major investment in the future of health care education and workforce training in the region. The facility will be located at 2311 Butler St. in Dallas’ Medical District, spanning nearly 8 acres.

Dallas College Brookhaven volleyball team will open the season Friday, August 21-22 at the Fort Scott Community College Tournament.

Dallas College Eastfield has announced Dale Starr as its next volleyball head coach.

Former Dallas College North Lake pitcher Cody Roberson received Dallas College Athletics' highest honor after being named a Lifetime Legacy Award recipient.

Former Major League Baseball player Ryan Roberts was one of two Dallas College Eastfield recipients to receive the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

Former Dallas College Eastfield men's basketball player Cordell Ray was one of two former Harvester Bees honored with the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.

Former Dallas College Mountain View and professional men's basketball player Gary Talton was honored with the Dallas College Athletics Lifetime Legacy Award.