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The Brookhaven Courier

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The Brookhaven Courier

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The Brookhaven Courier

Students map Dallas College
Students map Dallas College
Aliya Ibrahim, Managing Editor • April 30, 2026

Brookhaven Geographic Information Systems students, with drones, tablets and scanners in hand, went from campus to campus creating detailed floor plans for over 5 million square feet of Dallas College...

Students will now to have the opportunity to placed in a waitlist for courses maximum capacity.
Wait over for course waitlists on Workday
Patch Darnell, Copy Desk Chief • April 30, 2026
The fountain in the Commons Courtyard.
The loneliest place on campus
Karol Joseph, Staff Writer • April 30, 2026

College campuses are notorious for being one of the only times in a person’s life they regularly inhabit a walkable space. Brookhaven Campus should be more...

The double standards in hero worship
The double standards in hero worship
Joe Torres, Contributing Writer • April 16, 2026
Grace and Rocky, from "Project Hail Mary", use dance to communicate. 
Photo illustration of Project Hail Mary.
Grace, Rocky save science fiction
Tristan Brown, Associate Multimedia Editor • April 13, 2026
Volume 47 – Issue 08
May 4, 2026

Gyro Zeppeli crosses the finish line to become the wining first stage contender of the Steel Ball Run race.
‘SBR’ on slow release schedule
Fans angry after Netflix reveals the next 'Steel Ball Run' episode will release in fall
Siffrin Espinal, Contributing Writer • April 30, 2026

The latest adaptation of Hirohiko Araki’s legendary manga JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, “Steel Ball Run,” debuts its...

Superman and Spider-Man together again
Superman and Spider-Man together again
Siffrin Espinal, Contributing Writer • April 30, 2026

Spider-Man and Superman meet again for another spectacular issue. Although some might imagine a fierce rivalry between DC...

Shoppers dig through the Recycled Books record crates
Recycled Books has records too
Oliver Camu, Music Editor • April 13, 2026
“Unspoken Bloom,” a porcelain piece by Du Chau, an art adjunct instructor at Brookhaven Campus.
‘What About Flowers?’
Patch Darnell, Copy Desk Chief • April 13, 2026
Clayton Tucker speaks with an attendee at the Dallas Democratic Forum luncheon.
AI data centers, their effect on Texas farmland
Corey Lyon, Editor-in-Chief • April 30, 2026

As the spring rain pattered against large glass windows, a tall black dressed cowboy watched over a herd of several dozen public officials,...

Cosmic Cafe re-opens, sparking excitement for regulars and locals
Cosmic Cafe re-opens, sparking excitement for regulars and locals
Lucy Hagge, Photo Editor • April 30, 2026

Offering an extensive menu of traditional Indian cuisine, this vegetarian restaurant brings in a diverse crowd, from longtime locals...

Chef Andrea Saldana plates up her dish on one of her son’s baby toys at a fundraising dinner for the Resource Center.
Bits & Bites to return
Aliya Ibrahim, Managing Editor • April 16, 2026
The front of a parade in Dallas for the No Kings protest on March 28.
No Kings: Third time’s the charm
Gannon Jennings, Contributing Writer • April 16, 2026