Abuse isn’t just physical. It can hide behind faux acts of love, slowly manipulating its victims.
Associate of science major Justice Grant said trying to force her friend to see that the person...
Aaron Yah loves reading books about his home country, Liberia. But it’s not enough – Yah wants to learn about what’s beyond his homeland’s borders.
“There’s always a lesson. The more you...
LONDY RAMIREZ , Contributor @TheEtCetera
• February 14, 2023
Alfonso Garcia was 6 years old when he and his mother crossed the U.S.-Mexico border fleeing his abusive alcoholic father.
He says the sound of bullets fired by U.S. Border Patrol agents and his mother’s...
Students played games such as Connect 4 and Mortal Kombat X at the Welcome Bash hosted by the Office of Student Life and Engagement on Jan. 26 in the Hive. The event also featured snacks and live music...
Multicultural Affairs hosted an activity for students to craft red envelopes to bring home for friends and family for Lunar New Year on Jan. 23 in the Hive. The tradition is believed to bring luck and...
The League of United Latin American Citizens hosted a fundraiser for its scholarship program on Jan. 19 in the Hive. Members of LULAC, led by adviser Alfonso Garcia, served food to students and faculty...
Eastfield hosted a holiday luncheon for employees inside the S building on Dec. 8. The festivities included a version of the game Password that featured holiday and Dallas College-based words, an ugly...
Peter Lamborghini, Honda PACT coordinator and automotive mechanic at Eastfield, is certified to work on just about any car. Sharing his name with a popular luxury sports car makes his career choice seem...
Students gathered around a ball of white and gold fur in the Hive. Several hands reached into the frenzy, eager to grace the silky coat of Eastfield’s furry guest.
Daniel, an 11-year-old rough collie,...
More than 34 million people in the United States are food insecure, according to Feeding America. Eastfield ceramics instructor Eric Thayer understands that feeling because he’s been part of the statistic.
Burdened...
For the last seven years, Eastfield campus nurse Nancy Abdo, her two children Sydney and Jonathan, and several members of her family have traveled to her hometown of Chicago for what has become a Labor...
Romance isn’t dead, but it looks a lot different. Two years of social distancing changed more than just how we buy groceries – it changed how we date.
Dates went virtual, and texting for long periods...
