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The Et Cetera
In honor of the Halloween season, Professor Martin Molina introduces Eastfield Campus to artworks that were created from his love of storytelling, folklore and the spooky holiday in October. An ex-military member with time spent in the infantry, his love for art deepened throughout his service, stating that it served as a “therapeutic tool.” After...
The Et Cetera
Last semester Eastfield volleyball’s team was in question of who will take the head coach position of the team. As this season came quicker than usual answers have been provided as to who will be leading the team. The Eastfield volleyball team has hired a new head coach Dale Starr and a new assistant coach...
The Et Cetera
As society moves forward with technology, so does its food. Cultivated food, also known as lab-grown food, has sparked alarms throughout the media as creators warn viewers to be aware of the content of what they’re eating, asking, how can consumers trust the labels of what they eat? Cultivated food is made from a sample...
The Et Cetera
As the planet continues to warm due to the burning of fossil fuels, people see more extreme weather events happening year after year and, with the biggest El Niño ever recorded in history being the conversation topic for its global implications, many wonder how this historical weather event will impact daily life in Dallas, Texas....
The Et Cetera
Literacy is the ability to read, write and comprehend information. Being literate is declining among college students. The American Institutes for Research reported, “More than 75 percent of students at two-year colleges and more than 50 percent of students at four-year colleges do not score at the proficient level of literacy.” It also mentioned how...
The Et Cetera
As flag football rapidly takes over the nation, Dallas College becomes part of those who are catalyzing the rise of the sport. Practices will be held in October, followed by preseason scrimmages and the beginning of the official season in February of next year. However, the timeline is subject to change. Brookhaven, Cedar Valley, Eastfield,...
The Et Cetera
Zach Cregger’s 2026 film “Resident Evil” captures the spirit of the videogame franchise through its chaotic action, memorable settings and original story. For long-time fans of “Resident Evil,” seeing the series adapted for the big screen comes with certain expectations. The games are known for their survival horror, memorable environments and the constant f
The Et Cetera
The season of Halloween combines pumpkins, ghosts and darkness. Scents of popcorn, candy and chocolate multiply as students dive into Halloween movies. Favorites from members of The Et Cetera will either make readers scream, jump scare or run away and hide under the covers. Most importantly, watching these movies will revive any viewer’s Halloween spirit....
The Et Cetera
The Scarborough Hollow Renaissance Fair, located in Waxahachie, Texas, is an immersive experience filled with entertainment, artisanal shops, and seasonal food and drinks. One of the best parts of this truly magical experience is the costumes; everyone dresses as a different character: a pirate, a princess, a paladin or even an original character. Most peopl
Richland Student Media
The Development & Innovation Committee of DART is launching an initiative this fall to enforce security. This initiative will be implemented across five light rail stations, including Bachman, MLK Jr., 8th & Corinth, White Rock, and in closest proximity to the Richland Campus, Forest Lane. The primary focus of this initiative is to ensure fare enforcement is
Richland Student Media
The Richland Campus Language Center hosts several “language café” events every week. They introduce participants to the basics of languages such as Arabic, French and Spanish.Hasmik Gharaghazaryan, who teaches the French Café lessons, has been holding these conversation for a decade. “It’s been about 10 years, I would say ... on and off.” Gharaghazaryan said
Richland Student Media
Fresh, tropical, and new is exactly what the new Asian dessert shop, Hui Lau Shan, is bringing to Richardson. At 1602 E. Belt Line Rd., the mango-based dessert chain originated in Hong Kong in the 1960s as a traditional Chinese herbal tea trolley. After roughly a decade, the brand opened its first actual tea shop in Yuen Long, which then followed in the 1980
Richland Student Media
The gates opened for the 2026 State Fair of Texas, bringing folks from across the Lone Star State and beyond and marking its 140th year as “The most Texan place on Earth.” This year’s official theme, “Stars, Stripes, and Howdies!” celebrates the United States’ 250th birthday during the fair’s 24-day run.The air was filled with mouthwatering smells of fried f
Richland Student Media
Dallas Bands United hosted the annual Battle of the Bands on Sept. 26 at John Kincaide Stadium, where 18 Dallas high school bands competed in 10-minute showcases highlighting performance skills, group musicianship, and school spirit. College students from Prairie View A&M University’s Marching Storm also appeared in the lineup. The event featured three divis
Richland Student Media
With the Fall 2026 semester well under way, the Richland Campus community is welcoming a new director of student life. Jennifer Padgitt said she hopes to create an environment where students feel valued, protected and connected to campus. She said the department is rebuilding student leadership following recent graduations. "Where we are at a deficit is that
Richland Student Media
Dallas College Chancellor Dr. Justin Lonon named Dr. Virginia M. Fraire the fifth president of Dallas College Richland Campus Oct. 6. She begins her role Nov. 2. Fraire plans to continue advancing the goals of Dallas College’s 2035 plan by implementing workforce innovation, industry engagement, student success and community impact at the Richland campus...
The Et Cetera
On Thursday Sept. 24 the North Lake Blazers were defeated by the Eastfield Harvester Bees, dominating them in three sets of 25-20, 25-10, and 25-14. At first, the matchup appeared that it would be a close game, but Eastfield persevered and gained the upper hand for the last two sets, adding to their record a...
The Brookhaven Courier
Brookhaven Theatre is scheduled to reanimate the classic zombie horror film “Night of The Living Dead” at the Performance Hall from Oct. 16 to 18. The show tells the story through a blend of traditional theater production and filmed segments recorded at North Lake Campus’ Video Technology studio, being described by director and Brookhaven professor...
The Brookhaven Courier
Instant film enthusiasts will once again descend on Dallas and Denton Sept. 25-27 as PolaCon returns for its 11th year of Polaroids, photo walks, workshops and live entertainment. Organized by the Denton-based Instant Film Society, PolaCon began in 2016 as what organizers describe as the world’s first three-day convention dedicated to instant film photograph
The Brookhaven Courier
When state laws and court decisions make the news, the debate about performance art and free speech usually focuses on legal details. But behind every headline there are real people on stage trying to share their work. Local drag artist Mindy Arendt said a lot of conflict around drag comes from basic misunderstandings about what...
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