We’ve all been guilty of viewing school as a chore. Procrastination sneaks up, a yawn of boredom escapes, or busyness and final exams force a nervous breakdown on the horizon. But in reality, school...

The Eastfield Guitar Ensemble performed for an audience inside F117 on Nov. 16.  Eddie Healy led his students in a recital playing classical music and recent songs, while guest artist Jay Kacherski joined...

The Eastfield Jazz Combo performed with guest artist George Anderson on Nov. 30.  The group performed  various songs inside F-117 of Eastfield alongside Anderson, who has performed with many famous artists,...

The Eastfield Dance Department starred in a Dance Pop-Up on Nov. 28. Dance students gave a choreographed performance that took place in the performance hall's lobby. The event teased Eastfield's upcoming...

Those in a gaming group, myself included, know the gamble in doling out $60 for an unknown experience. Sometimes the price tag stops us from pitching an idea to the group. Fortunately, Black Friday and...

Bundled-up joggers ran along Audubon Park’s 5K trail, their appearances were masked by layers of scarves and hoodies, puffs of breath breaking past the cloth. Running among them, wearing a smile brighter...

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...

Dallas College Mountain View celebrated Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) by holding a festival inside its courtyard for students and faculty members on Nov. 2.  The festival featured an altar competition,...

Cheyenne Murray always knew something about her was different. “I didn't have crushes the way that they did,” the program leader of inclusive excellence said. “I liked people differently from...

Some people might run away in fear from snakes, but mechanical engineering major Chistopher Alanis chooses to give them a home. A natural interest in biology eventually led him to own a room full of reptiles...

A handful of Eastfield faculty walked throughout campus for the newly-dubbed Unity Day. Dallas College counseling and psychological services coordinated anti-bullying marches across all campuses....

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...