Richland College

Former astronaut Buzz Aldrin will be honored as part of the fundraiser.

Eddy Rawlinson will give a talk at an opening reception from 12 - 1 p.m. on Oct. 15.

Coffey’s art utilizes fabric, free-hand stitching and found media to create works populated with pin-up girls, geishas and other iconic imagery.

Uelsmann and Taylor are husband and wife artists.

Dr. Stephen K. Mittelstet has been the president at Richland College for 30 years.

The economy sucks, so why not go back to school?

The campus is the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold-designed/constructed project in the city of Garland.

Ferrazzi will discuss his new book, Who's Got Your Back, a work dedicated to showing how changing three key relationships can change one's life.

Betty Levy won for her oil painting titled Portrait I in the 2008-09 National League For Innovation Student Art Competition.

The five-day series of events, taking place April 20-24, is a celebration of culture and ethnicity in the United States.

The 26th annual event features local and national poets, authors and writers, including Richland's own faculty and students.

This free session will provide interested students and parents with details about the high school and the application process.

Numerous studies have been done proving that music, poetry, theater, and visual arts can help the aging process.

Educators from Saratov attended a series of workshops and seminars on contemporary methods of teaching English as a foreign language.

Four young women and two young men from RCHS will travel to Saint-Louis, Senegal, in West Africa from Dec. 11-22.

Raj Seekri is among 11 individuals and organizations that will be recognized as the 2008 recipients of the Dallas Historical Society’s Awards for Excellence in Community Service.

Collin, Tarrant, Brookhaven, Richland, SMU and TCU presenting everything from Shakespeare to a regional premiere.

The planetarium will put on shows, starting with The Cowboy Astronomer, every six weeks through May 2009.

All performances are free!

Each LeCroy Scholar receives up to $3,200 ($800 per semester, with a maximum of four semesters) to attend any of DCCCD’s seven individually accredited colleges.