The Student Union came to life as loud music played and students rolled around on skates, Feb. 22. While some were skilled in their skating others were not. Many students stumbled across the floor only...

Waking up to the smell of pancakes sure is delicious. In Liberal there is a whole day dedicated to it. Pancake Day is celebrated every year on the day before lent officially begins. This year, however,...

International students have always been a part of Seward County Community College, especially in its athletics department. Only one team—baseball— doesn’t have a player from a country other than...

Classes have been in for a month now, including the week of online at the beginning of the semester. However, students still have to do some online classes. Whether that behalf online or half in person,...

Update: Due to bad weather and extreme cold temperatures, Saints Care day has been postponed. Stay tune for the new time. Seward County Community College will welcome friends and neighbors to campus...

Students may find COVID relief through two local efforts this week. Free boxes of food will be distributed on Feb. 10 at Seward County fairgrounds' activity building. Free at-home COVID-19 tests are being...

Students may now participate in a daily health screening before they even step foot on campus.   A “Healthy Roster” questionnaire through email or text will ask students the basic COVID-19 screening...

Seward County Community College students are now required to randomly test for the COVID-19 virus in hopes to stop the spread and keep campus safe. The randomized testing is being performed on 30-40...

Christmas break is just around the corner and so are finals. Stress levels are high and sleep levels are low. Students are turning in late assignments or have dropped their courses. Some are simply crying...

With some finals taking place on campus this fall, it looks like things are going back to normal in the era of COVID-19. But due to the rise in cases, the idea of attending school in person may be in danger...

In response to steep increases in COVID-19 cases in the community, Seward County Community College will limit public access to campus beginning Nov. 30 when students return from Thanksgiving break.   SCCC...

Graduation applications for spring 2021 have been available since the start of the fall semester but many sophomores haven’t filled it out. The problem, Seward County Community College’s registrar...