By HARRIET RAMOS
@HarrietRamosETC
Mary Craft stood at the Medical City Dallas entrance on a recent Wednesday afternoon with a no-contact forehead thermometer in her gloved hand, checking the temperature...
By ELIJAH DELGADO and SKYE SEIPP
@TheEtCetera
Many college students won’t be receiving the $1,200 stimulus checks from the IRS meant to give aid during the coronavirus pandemic.
People ages 19-23 who...
By LINDSEY CRAFT
@LindseycraftETC
All 397 parks in the City of Dallas will be closed for Easter weekend to help stop the spread of COVID-19, Mayor Eric Johnson said at a press conference today.
The parks...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
All Maymester and summer classes will move online in the Dallas County Community College District, Chancellor Joe May said in an email today.
May’s email said the district has...
About six weeks ago I stood in the soup aisle at Kroger and debated whether or not to stock up on some extra food. COVID-19 was starting to make its presence known in the United States, and the fear that...
As a pharmacy technician, I haven’t had the option of staying home like many people have. My friends complain on social media about their levels of boredom since the quarantine went into effect....
By HUNTER GARZA
@HunterTateEtc
The social sciences department was prepared to transition online in case of an emergency.
Associate Dean and psychology professor Dora Falls-Saucedo said that the pandemic...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
Update: This story was updated on April 6 at 8:00 p.m. to include an email from Chief Human Resources Officer Sherri Enright regarding the pay of employees.
New developments have...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
Editors note: This report on student services is part of an on-going series by The Et Cetera on how campus departments are handling the switch to online-only and will be updated...
By SAZOUN GRAYER
@SGrayETC
Leaving the field after a 6-5 loss to rival Richland on March 12, sophomore outfielder Gabriel Vasquez didn’t know that would be the last game he would play that season. He...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
Three students in the Dallas County Community College District have self-reported that they tested positive for COVID-19 or suspect they have been exposed to the coronavirus, according...
By ESON FELLERS
@EsonFellersETC
Editor's note: This report on STEM programs is part of an on-going series by The Et Cetera on how campus departments are handling the switch to online classes and will...
