By SKYE SEIPP
@seippetc
Jeremiah Roland began shaking as a police officer approached his vehicle. He wasn’t speeding and
wondered why he was being stopped.
“Black men are scared when we’re in the...
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
David Danforth, Eastfield’s former Digital Media Technology program coordinator and faculty, will be remembered for his obsession with Star Wars, sense of humor and...
On Sunday, the City of Dallas imposed a 7 p.m. curfew on parts of the city in response to Friday and Saturday's protests that ended in riots. However, demonstrators peacefully gathered in parts of the...
Protests continued in Dallas on Saturday after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Police fired tear gas, pepper bullets and nonlethal rounds or rubber bullets at protesters throughout the day....
On Friday, more than 1,000 people met in front of the Dallas Police headquarters to protest the killing of George Floyd, a black man in Minneapolis. A video of Derek Chauvin, a white former police officer,...
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...
