Food Truck Fridays
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Graduate with Knowledge, Not Debt at North Lake College!
Looking for a less expensive way to complete your education, get a better job, or earn a higher salary? North Lake College in Irving, Texas can help you get there! You don’t have to spend a ton of money or time getting a great college education. North Lake College is a great starting place if you want to save on tuition costs for your first two years of college and transfer, earn a degree or certificate, or quickly jump into a career. We offer classes during daytimes, evenings, weekends, and online, including hybrid courses with online and on-campus sessions. View [...]
Graduate with Knowledge, Not Debt at North Lake College!
Looking for a less expensive way to complete your education, get a better job, or earn a higher salary? North Lake College in Irving, Texas can help you get there! You don’t have to spend a ton of money or time getting a great college education. North Lake College is a great starting place if you want to save on tuition costs for your first two years of college and transfer, earn a degree or certificate, or quickly jump into a career. We offer classes during daytimes, evenings, weekends, and online, including hybrid courses with online and on-campus sessions. View [...]
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Looking for a less expensive way to complete your education, get a better job, or earn a higher salary? North Lake College in Irving, Texas can help you get there! You don’t have to spend a ton of money or time getting a great college education. North Lake College is a great starting place if you want to save on tuition costs for your first two years of college and transfer, earn a degree or certificate, or quickly jump into a career. We offer classes during daytimes, evenings, weekends, and online, including hybrid courses with online and on-campus sessions. View [...]
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North Lake’s semesterly sidewalk chalk art competition, Chalk It Up, returns on Tuesday, April 23, 2019 from 10 a.m.…
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North Lake College Celebrates Black History Month: Exploring the Influence of Music in the African American Experience
Music is a huge part of African American culture -- and a critical way in which the African American community is shaping the broader culture of the United States and the world. We spoke to a group of campus employees from across generational divides to find out about the role music plays in their households, and how the evolution of R&B, gospel, and other genres has impacted the culture. We sat down with a group of African Americans to discuss the role of music in the African American community and how its influence and message have changed from generation to [...]
North Lake College Celebrates Black History Month: Exploring the Influence of Food in the African American Experience
When you think of food and African American culture, what comes to mind? What role does food play when African American families come together to feast and celebrate? How pervasive are stereotypes in outsiders' views of African American food? Read on to learn the answers to these questions and more. Tanisha ShorterDirector, Dual CreditGeneration: X "My grandmother had a garden, so we always went out to the garden to get whatever. Squash, greens. My grandmother was very wise when it’s time to plant, when it’s time to pull. When I think of soul food, I think of more [...]
North Lake College Celebrates Black History Month: Exploring the Influence of Church in the African American Experience
Nothing is more powerful than the black church experience. A good choir and a good sermon in the black church; it’s pretty hard not to be moved and be transported.- President Barack Obama It could be easily argued that no institution carries more influence, power and importance in the African American community than the church. Since the days of slavery and even now, many African Americans continue to turn to the church as not only a place to commune with God and fellowship with family and community, but as a refuge and safe haven from the injustices of everyday life. [...]