Using the Title V grant received last year, the college has made considerable progress since last October on the new Corrosion Technology program with...
Daniel L. Love, chief district judge for the 16th judicial district, Dodge City, will be the speaker for the 39th annual graduation at Seward County Community...
Seward County sophomore Liz Ginther has definitely touched many lives in her time spent at the college. Her time as a peer tutor in the Student Success...
Omar Acosta is an automotive technology major. Next year, he plans on going to Houston, Texas, and trying to find a job in a shop there, but also might...
Morgan Allaman has been a strong force in the visual design department. Her photos are crisp, her page designs are unique and more recently her work with...
It was a cold Saturday afternoon at the Burial Grounds when sophomore Rustin Watt ran 25 yards in an option play for his first playoff touchdown against...
Jordan Eder’s career at Seward County Community College/Area Technical School has been marked with leadership, fun and achievement, as mentioned by her...
Jessica Palacios is an education major. While at Seward, she has been very involved in the college. She was a member of the Student Government Association,...
Edgar Rosales is involved in his school. Some could make the argument that he is the most involved student at Seward County Community College/ Area Technical...
I’ve always considered myself to be a strong proponent of our second amendment rights to keep and bear arms. After all, I am a tried and true Bible-belt...
From three weeks old to 6 months old, little Caitlin screamed pretty much nonstop. She did not want to be swaddled or rocked, but would feel comforted or secure when placed in a swing and left alone. “The doctors told us that this was just classic colic and that this too shall pass,” Caitlin’s mother Monica Lemmon said. “So, we endured the screaming and arching back and the endless vomiting — hoping, praying and, yes, assuming that it would indeed pass.”
The Crusader staff won 24 individual awards and a silver medalist award for overall two-year newspapers at the Kansas Associated Collegiate Press convention...