Telolith is a literary magazine made by Seward County Community College students. Telolith has been around since 1974, and has won 17 awards. Students...

Meet the 2017 SCCC Homecoming court. The king and queen will be crowned Saturday, Feb. 18, between the women's and men's basketball at the Green House...

“Affordable education for my degree was the first thing I looked at when deciding what college to go to,” Andrea Baca, a freshman from Liberal, said....

Giving back to the community is something that helps in getting to know others, in making the city a better place, and in simply doing good. The community...

Come out and join in a clean- up. Due to the storm over the weekend, Liberal has been covered in branches. The City of Liberal has asked SCCC for help...

Winter storm Jupiter hit southwest Kansas over the weekend. It covered the area in a heavy layer of ice, followed by snow. In its wake, it left downed...

After nearly 20 years of service, longtime trustee Sharon Hobble submitted her letter of resignation at the Seward County Community College’s board...

A big change came to campus with the implementation of mandatory parking permits to all SCCC students. The students have not been shy about expressing...

It could be midterm finals or semester finals. Even if it's something small the student struggles on, the college offers two great options to use: the...

It’s finally election day and voters are headed to the polls to cast their ballots between our four presidential candidates- Hillary Clinton, Donald...

After more than 30 years at the helm of the Seward County Community College Athletic Department, Galen McSpadden will step down as athletic director Dec....

In the turbulent time of this Presidential election, it’s important to be an informed voter. To be an informed voter is to be an educated citizen- someone...