By ESON FELLERS @EsonFellersETC Whether it’s waxing appointments, eyelash extensions or hair and makeup products, women pay more annually for services in which men don’t often partake. However, necessary everyday products cost women more as […]
There’s only a short amount of time left to spend your paycheck on deep-fried comfort and be watched by the all-seeing cowboy, as the State Fair of Texas ends on Oct. 20. The 2019 State […]
Hundreds of protestors from students to adults marched on the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge Friday, Sept. 20 to demand action be taken by governments in regards to climate change. Climate Strike Dallas was a part […]
By Brianna Harmon @ItsBHarmonETC Blood poured down Courtanae Calhoun’s face as she hurried down the street to escape her abuser on her 20th birthday. Moments earlier, he had hurled a jewelry box at her head, […]
The Alan Ross Freedom Parade had its 36th annual parade on Sunday, June 2 in celebration of National LGBTQ Pride Month. The parade took place in Fair Park and included companies like T-Mobile, Starbucks, Wells […]
Approximately 200 protesters gathered outside the Old Parkland building in Downtown Dallas on Thursday, May 16, to protest Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s stance on environmental policy, education and LGBTQ rights. Human rights organizations across […]
By Kate Arrows Enoire @theetcetera Hermila Cuevas, 32, had a rough and unstable childhood underscored with isolation and paternal abuse. She met her future husband Jacob when Mia was 14 and Jacob was 17 years […]
Eastfield’s Literary & Fine Arts Festival continues through May 10, with Communications Career Day, a guitar festival and Eastfield’s Got Talent still to come. Past events include a digital scholarship lecture, a talk from the […]
With three weeks left until the postseason, Harvesters baseball head coach Michael Martin said inconsistency in all areas has been a plague to the team this season. The Harvesters are 9-12 in conference play, with […]
Dancers from across the DFW area performed pieces choreographed by Eastfield professors during the annual Faculty Dance Concert on March 22 in the Performance Hall. Muscle Memory Dance Theory, Booker T. Washington and Danielle Georgiou Dance […]
By YESENIA ALVARADO @YeseniaA_ETC Great food can be simple. Maya’s Modern Mediterranean proves that. This gem opened its doors in October in the busy Casa Linda Plaza surrounded by all of the greasy fast food […]
By JAMES HARTLEY @ByJamesHartley From acrobats swinging from the ceiling to an uneven bar performance on a spinning stage, “Cirque du Soleil: Amaluna,” one of the 20 unique shows produced by Cirque, is nothing short […]
The Et Cetera’s James Hartley sat down with Alix Croop, an uneven bar performer with “Cirque du Soleil: Amaluna”. Croop talked about her act, one role she might fill in the future and how she […]
By ARIA JONES @AriaJonesETC It was too painful to move. Scott Garriga laid flat on his back at his parents’ home in Murphy. He no longer saw the point of earning his degree. Basketball was […]
New college president Eddie Tealer got the chance to meet students and answer their questions at the “What’s the Tea with Tealer” event in the Hive on Jan. 31. After the discussion with Tealer and […]
Welcome Week kicked off the Spring 2019 semester with doughnuts, transfer resources, a Fun Friday and more. The week also included the opening of the “Borderlands” art gallery, and the North Texas Food Bank was […]
Head basketball coach Anthony Fletcher earned his 300th career coaching win with a 112-76 rout over Cedar Valley College. The Saturday home game saw employees, former players and more come out to support Fletcher. Click […]
Eddie Tealer hosted his first campus convocation as college president on Jan. 17. The convocation was attended by campus faculty and staff and held in the Performance Hall. The event introduced new employees, included a […]
— Video by Esther Moreno/The Et Cetera
— Video by Esther Moreno/The Et Cetera
Senate Republicans assured themselves of a majority late Tuesday, but Democrats flipped the House of Representatives. Ted Cruz fended off a blue wave-propelled campaign by Democratic challenger U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke. Watch parties were organized […]
More than two million people visited The State Fair of Texas at Fair Park between September 27 and October 20. The State Fair of Texas was established in 1886 and includes agricultural and educational events. […]
Video by David Silva Across its many stations, the DART train rail system covers many iconic and unique locations in Dallas. From White Rock Lake to downtown and beyond, the DART rail has many wonders […]
Video by Esther Moreno and Giovanni Di Roma Eastfield College kicked off Hispanic Heritage Month with a Frida Kahlo-themed Fun Friday event in the Lower Courtyard on Sept. 14. People went dressed as Kahlo, and were […]
The sixth annual retro convention, Retropalooza, happened on Saturday and Sunday at the Arlington Convention Center. Attendees could buy and sell video games, vinyl records, comic books, and more at the convention that celebrates all […]
Eastfield College kicked off Hispanic heritage month with a Frida Kahlo themed Fun Friday event in the lower courtyard. People went dressed as Kahlo, and were able to dance, make paper flowers, and try printmaking. The event […]
The Office of Student Engagement and Retention’s back-to-school kickoff was designed to keep students full and cool and help relieve the stress of returning to classes. From pizza and donuts to cold drinks and water […]
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