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Thomas Ryan, Kismet freshman, wants to attend culinary arts school after SCCC.

Thomas Ryan

William Swanson, Reporter
August 29, 2019

Do you live in the dorms? Yeah. I was suppose to have a roommate but ended up not having one. So, I’m enjoying that. Have you made any friends...

Casting call is on for the fall play, "Steel Magnolias." Students and community members can try out this weekend.

Play tryouts start Friday

August 29, 2019

Tryouts for the fall play, "Steel Magnolias," will be Friday at 5 to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon in the Showcase Theatre at Seward County...

Solid gold weekend celebrates 50 years of SCCC

Solid gold weekend celebrates 50 years of SCCC

August 28, 2019

This year marks 50 years since Seward County Community College opened its doors for the first students and classes. Join the college for a “#solidgoldsaints”...

Former SCCC student Marissa Morales and criminal justice major, Osvaldo Morales speak to behavioral science major, Molleigh McCormack about SCCC's Block and Bridal club. Block and Bridal is an agriculture based club but you do not have to be an AG major in order to be in the club, McCormack stated.

SCCC clubs welcome anybody to join

Cheyenne Miller, Copy Editor
August 27, 2019

As classes start up once again at Seward County Community College, many students may find themselves embarking on a mission to join a club that suits their...

Cameryn Martin, sophomore from Sheridan Lake, Colorado, uses the Student Success Center to glance over notes from the first week of class.

Cameryn Martin

Rebecca Irby, Reporter
August 26, 2019

What do you want to do with a degree in social work? Well, I love kids and I was originally an education major but I decided it wasn’t for me. So,...

Ken Trzaska, SCCC president, urges new students to be give 100% in everything they do. Saints Welcome Day was in the Greenhouse on Aug. 19.

SCCC welcomes incoming freshmen at playfair

Cheyenne Miller, Copy Editor
August 20, 2019

The nervous, excited chatter of a fresh new batch of college freshmen filled the hot air in the Seward County Community College gym as President Ken Trzaska...

Saints ‘Welcome Parody’ tours campus

Calen Moore, Co-Editor
August 19, 2019

Take a satirical tour around the Seward County Community College campus. Returning students bring dry-humor to the normal tour and tips. This video parody...

Extra tip: Night classes start on Aug. 19 — not Aug. 20 when day classes start. Who knows why SCCC does this but take heed so you don't get an absence before you even really start.

10 things you need to know as a SCCC freshman

Annette Meza, Co-Editor
August 19, 2019

Classes are back in session at Seward County Community College, and if you want to start your year off on the right foot here at SCCC, there are ten things...

Welcome week filled with activities

Welcome week filled with activities

Crusader
August 16, 2019

There's no chance to get homesick or bored the first week of fall classes. Welcome week is jam packed with fun and craziness. Monday starts the week...

Advising coordinator Patsy Fischer, director of financial aid Donna Fisher, administrative assistant to the vice president of academic affairs Mary Beth Matkin and English instructor Janice Northerns get recognized at Seward County Community Colleges commencement ceremony for their hard work and dedication at SCCC. President Trzaska announced that this year would be the last year the retiring staff members will be working here.

Six faculty, staff retire from SCCC

Michelle Mattich, Managing Editor
May 8, 2019

Six members from the Seward County Community College staff will be retiring after this 2018-19 school year. Their work at SCCC will always be remembered...

Myron Perry plans to forward from SCCC in the year 2020 to pursue a job in for several biofuel processes from biogas to another confidential processes.

Perry moves on from SCCC

Daniela Carmona and Annette Meza
May 7, 2019

During Myron Perry’s free time between classes, he walks down the hall in a chipper mood, greeting everyone passing by or sitting down. Perry is the...

Seward County Community College had Its 48th annual commencement of 2019.  It was held in the SCCC gymnasium Saturday, May 4 at 10 a.m.

Farewell to the class of 2019

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
May 6, 2019

“The only constant in this world is change, so embrace it and aim for solution,” Seward County Community College president Ken Trzaska said as he began...

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