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Liberal offers a variety of food, entertainment and shopping options for everyone in the community.

15+ places in Liberal to explore

Amberley Taylor, Co-Editor
September 10, 2018

As the school year kicks back into full gear, it is important for the students who are new to Seward County Community College and the area to learn what’s...

The SCCC Foundation is hosting the 24th annual auction to help raise money for scholarships for students.

Welcome to the jungle

Michelle Mattich, Co-Editor
September 6, 2018

Get your party hats on! It is time for the 24th annual Seward County Community College  Foundation Auction. This year’s auction, “Welcome to the Jungle”...

New SCCC faculty/staff arrive

New SCCC faculty/staff arrive

Michelle Mattich, Co-Editor
August 30, 2018

You might be seeing some new faces throughout Saints land this academic year. Seward County Community College brought on new instructors, coaches and staff...

Novio Boy, written by Gary Soto, is a Mexican-American play about a young boy who goes on his first date with an older woman.

“Novio Boy” comes to Showcase Theater

Amberley Taylor, Co-Editor
August 29, 2018

Seward County Community College is preparing for auditions for the 2018 Fall play, “Novio Boy,” written by Gary Soto. The play was chosen by SCCC...

Hypnotist Daniel James has performed many shows like on America’s Got Talent, The Tonight Show, The Ellen Show and at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

Hypnotist Daniel James has crowd laughing

Amberley Taylor and Michelle Mattich
August 22, 2018

  Seward County Community College continued Welcome Week by welcoming Hypnotist, Daniel James, to the Showcase theatre for a show that had the...

Free coffee Tuesday is a popular event at the campus bookstore. SCCC students use caffeine to keep up with the busy college life.

What’s your kick?

Michelle Mattich, Reporter
May 3, 2018

Coffee, soda, Red Bull, Monster, various teas, and 5 Hour Energy all have one thing in common: caffeine. Caffeine is known as the “holy grail” of dealing...

Rabas presents “Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary”

Angelica Alfaro, Club Reporter
April 30, 2018

Free lunch and poetry by Poet Laureate of Kansas, Kevin Rabas, what could be better? Nothing. The Kansas Humanities Council brought Rabas to Seward County....

Jamel Horton, freshman, attends the de-stress week event in the Student Union. Horton chose a pig to be his stuffed animal. “I named him Loso Mel Jr., after me, and I chose the pig because I thought he looked cooler than the other choices. Also, my stuffed animal is from Queens, NY, just like me,” Horton, said.

Photo Essay: Students participate in de-stress week

Alondra Trevizo, Club Reporter
April 27, 2018

De-stress week is wrapping up. For the past week students have been participating in activities put on by the Student Government Association (SGA). De-...

What were you wearing is an art exhibit that showcases the clothing assault victims wore the day of their attack. The exhibit was brought to SCCC by the Liberal Rape Crisis Center and  Domestic Violence Services.

“What were you wearing?” survivor art exhibit comes to SCCC

Michelle Mattich, Reporter
April 24, 2018

As part of sexual assault awareness month, LARC DVS (Liberal area Rape Crisis Center & Domestic Violence Services) brought a sexual assault survivor...

Koons plans to stay in Kansas after finishing his pharmacy degree at The University of Kansas, where he was accepted into the program.  Koons said the feeling of being accepted into the pharmacy program in KU was indescribable because it was such a happy feeling after working four years to be able to apply to his dream degree program.

Koons to directly enter KU School of Pharmacy

Amberley Taylor, Editor
April 19, 2018

While most two-year college students are just finding out where they will continue their education for a bachelor’s degree, sophomore Christopher Koons...

Fortnite takes over campus, even life for some students

Angel Meza, Sports Editor
April 17, 2018

No matter where you go on campus, you will hear someone discussing the video game, Fortnite: getting ready for class, in class, sitting in front of the...

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