Mia Santos, the 5-foot-9 outside hitter for the Harvester Bees volleyball team, strives to excel academically and physically.

The Great and Terrible Oz” is a darker and edgier take on the classic Judy Garland movie, and the show is coming to Eastfield ...

Palantir’s — an American software company that specializes in building platforms for large-scale data integration and ...

Plans are underway for Eastfield’s new Student Success Center and Academic Building. According to the Dallas College bond webpage, the building is in the design stage. The building is part of the $1.1 ...

As the 2024-2025 academic year casts its shadow across Eastfield Campus, students are now preparing for finals and their summer vacation. Let us pause to look back at the year of the Harvester Bees ...

As 2024 winds to a close, the new year looms large. The tradition of New Year’s resolutions dates back more than 4000 years to the ancient Babylonians who would begin their new year by pledging ...

Eastfield’s gardening committee is preparing the campus garden for reopening next spring. Amber Pagel, English instructor and garden committee head organized the cleanup effort on Tuesday. Student ...

The Harvester Bees soccer team defeated Southwestern Adventist University 3-0 yesterday at the Eastfield Soccer Field to earn their first win of the season. Reyna Vargas scored a goal in the first ...

Inside his small office in C-120H, success coach Erbin Ayala helps about eight to 12 students daily to succeed in their academic journeys. Seventeen years ago Ayala sat in Eastfield classrooms as a ...

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs announced a revolutionary new device on January 27, 2010 — a combination of a laptop and a smartphone that could excel at things like sending and receiving email, reading e ...

Christina Haslage is an inspiring teacher at Dallas College. Haslage was born deaf, and has been teaching American Sign Language (ASL) at Dallas College for only a few months but has already made her ...

It’s a distressing time for everyone right now, but one of the tried and true ways people cope with the current unruly state of the world is by taking refuge in faith, regardless of religion or ...