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French vanilla is one of the options for a drink when coming to the bookstore. Some other hot drinks options include tea, hot chocolate and mocha

Hot Drinks? Head to the Bookstore

Krisi Anderson, Reporter
September 21, 2020

It’s one of those days, life is dragging on, or the ones when it’s too cold outside. Coffee might be the answer. Well, head on down to the Saints Bookstore....

First time blood donor, Nesvy Juarez, nursing major, decided to give blood this year since she is a member of HALO and they put on the blood drive.

Photo Essay: HALO hosts blood drive

Brooklynn Bauer, Photographer
September 18, 2020

HALO hosted its annual American Red Cross blood drive at Seward County Community College. Students, staff and residents had the opportunity to donate...

First time voters might be nervous about casting that first-ever ballot. Don't worry, the process is easier than you might think.

Voting: How it’s Done

Krisi Anderson, Reporter
September 16, 2020

Voting season is just around the corner. As a student at a college, this may be the first time you're voting. Need some help on how to do so? Here’s...

Mack and Sydney Grant, siblings from Liberal, stop by the Domestic Violence table to talk to Maria Munoz, campus advocate/ intake specialist. The student activity fair was Sept. 9-10 and was moved inside due to the weather.

Student activity fair emphasizes mental health, voting

Mary Ramirez and Brooklynn Bauer
September 11, 2020

On Sept. 9 -10 booths were set up in the Student Union that had tons of information as part of Seward County Community College’s activity fair. They...

The Human Anatomy Class receives instructions about class from Donald Hays, instructor. Students are spread out all over the theater in an effort to practice social distancing. In past semesters, this class met in a lecture hall in the Hobble Building. Prior to this semester, the only classes in the theater had been music and theater before concerts or plays.

Students, instructors react to COVID changes in the classroom

William Swanson, Reporter
September 3, 2020

As fall classes came into full swing a few weeks ago at Seward County Community College, there was hope that things might return to a somewhat normal state....

Brad Bennett will be the 11th president in Seward County's history. He comes from Colby Community College.

Bennett becomes 11th SCCC president

William Swanson, Reporter
September 1, 2020

The search for a new president has ended for Seward County Community College. Brad Bennett will serve as the 11th president in the history of the college....

New technology requirements are in place for Seward County Community College students. Financial Aid has a way to help.

Financial Aid offers students help in meeting new tech requirements

August 31, 2020

Seward County Community College has a new technology requirement this semester as many classes are taught hybrid style (half online and half in-person)....

SCCC Foundation auction postponed due to pandemic concerns

SCCC Foundation auction postponed due to pandemic concerns

SCCC Public Relations
August 21, 2020

Moonlight Masquerade, the 26th annual party auction hosted by Seward County Community College Foundation, will move to spring from its traditional fall...

Welcome week kicks off today

Welcome week kicks off today

August 17, 2020

The new semester kicks off with some "socially distanced" activities for students. There's a different activity everyday this week:

The SCCC campus will open in phases, following guidelines set up by the state of Kansas. The summer session will be in a hybrid-format — lectures online with labs being face-to-face.

Gradual reopening begins in mid to late May

May 1, 2020

Summer classes will be in a hybrid format for Seward County Community College. Lectures classes will be online while labs will be face-to-face following...

This years commencement ceremony for the class of 2020 will look nothing like this, as cancellations happened due to COVID-19. A video will be uploaded this Saturday however, to recognize the efforts of the graduation class.

Graduating amidst COVID-19: A new outlook on an old tradition

Denise Perez and Elvis Polvon
April 29, 2020

“Congratulations class of 2020!” These are the words that thousands of graduates across the world strived to hear. Due to COVID-19, like other colleges,...

Seward County Community College will be using the 72 open rooms excluding the Student Living Center for families who need to be quarantined. They will only be available for residents of Liberal.

SCCC steps up to quarantine families in need

Annette Meza, Managing Editor
April 28, 2020

Seward County Community College stepped up to serve the Liberal community by providing shelter for those who need to be quarantined after being exposed...

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