Surely, you read. I mean, you’re reading this paper right now, presumably on a college campus. Fingers crossed, you can read.  What I mean to say is, do you read locally? We all know the rave...

Holidays can be a tricky time, and Thanksgiving is not an exception. Here is a little column to help make it through this year’s holiday season without raising your blood pressure. The most enjoyed...

One of the biggest excitements of turning 18 was knowing I’d get to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Between renewing my driver’s license and checking my financial aid status, it seemed...

Welcome students to a new semester here at Eastfield. I love the start of the school year, it always feels like an opportunity for new beginnings. Here at The Et Cetera, we are certainly leaning into that...

Dallas College has an obligation to update its students when crucial changes are made to their classes. For example, several students on campus, including staff at The Et Cetera, have had their professors...

Eastfield has a lot of cool events, but oftentimes students are left in the dark due to a lack of visibility. Some walls around campus are caked with posters. A lot of time, students hear about events...

Our campus is blurring the line between university and community college. With new programs that enable a bachelor’s track in critical sectors such as nursing, students can obtain an advanced education...

School choice and its promises of parental empowerment sound noble, but its goals are less than pure. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is adamant on funding private and homeschool vouchers for parents. To accomplish...

For an information directory expected to keep thousands of students and employees up to date, dallascollege.edu is full of outdated information left to confuse anyone seeking clarity. The site’s staff...

We commended Dallas College for its generosity in doling out raises last month, but unfortunately, some of that praise must be rescinded. This semester, the Board of Trustees approved a 5% raise to...

The firing of media pundits such as Tucker Carlson signals a shift that journalism needs: away from stoking emotions and more toward speaking the facts. Opinions have become rampant in broadcast news....

The party of small government keeps biting off more than it should chew. Despite proclaiming that they support little government interference in everyday lives, Texas Republicans instead use their power...