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 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 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 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,...
By Lindsey Craft
@LindseycraftETC
When Patrick Kwong’s temperature reached 103 on the morning of April 3, he knew it was time to get checked for COVID-19. At the MD Family Clinic in Dallas he first...
By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
As COVID-19 continues to keep most of the country on pause, the move to one college by the Dallas County Community College District has been expedited.
Two interim positions that...
By HARRIET RAMOS
@HarrietRamosETC
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, Dallas County Community College District Chancellor Joe May has assembled a Rapid Response Team to address the needs of students,...
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 Hunter Garza
@HunterTateEtc
Robert Felder, a father, grandfather and economics professor, loved putting a smile on people's faces and entertaining. His passion for his students radiated at all...
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....
