By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
Early voting began Monday for the Democratic primary runoff election for U.S. Senator, state and national representatives and other officials in Dallas County.
Winners of the runoff...
By JORDAN LACKEY
@JordanEtc
Jody Davis came a long way to get where he is. The social work major suffered a brain injury in 2016 that affected his short-term memory. He fought alcohol addiction...
We commend the Dallas County Community College District for its responses to the novel coronavirus.
In a time when many universities struggled with what options to take as life began shutting down,...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
Students needing help financially can apply for money from the U.S. Department of Education through the Edquity app.
Students must be enrolled in summer or fall classes...
By HARRIET RAMOS
@HarrietRamosETC
When Clifford Onwueyi arrived at Eastfield Monday morning for his metal working class, he had to pass through two checkpoints on his way to the T Building.
At the first...
By HARRIET RAMOS
@HarrietRamosETC
Due to budget uncertainties resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, the Dallas County Community College District decided to set the minimum enrollment for Maymester...
By Harriet Ramos
@HarrietRamosETC
Spring break had just started when Genesis Castillo found out she and her fifth-graders couldn’t return to their classroom at John Quincy Adams Elementary in Pleasant...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
This story was updated on May 18 at 8:55 p.m. to add a quote from Chancellor Joe May's email to employees.
In-person graduations have been canceled across the Dallas County...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
This story was updated on Thursday, May 7 at 11:38 a.m., 2:29 p.m. and 5:56 p.m. to add different pieces of information and reactions to the news.
Fall 2020 classes for the Dallas...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
The Dallas County Community College District Board of Trustees unanimously approved the recommendation from Chancellor Joe May to continue paying employees through Aug. 31.
For...
By HUNTER GARZA
@HunterTateEtc
It’s Monday at 5:30 a.m. and David Ramirez is up before the sun, but more importantly, before his daughters. For three hours he works while they sleep. It’s the only...
By JORDAN LACKEY
@TheEtCetera
In the wake of the campus closure due to COVID-19, the Human Services Club has switched its peer recovery meetings to a virtual format via Zoom.
Many of the club’s activities,...
