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Co-editors, Michelle Mattich and Amberley Taylor, talk on the radio station, La Mexicana, about the Hispanic Heritage week and the projects they worked on for Humanities Kansas.

Moving Forward: Ready to write the next chapter

Michelle Mattich, Managing Editor
May 3, 2019

As the saying goes, "Another year, another chapter comes to an end," and my time at Seward County Community College has officially come to an end. When...

Seward County Community College will hold the 48th annual commencement ceremony on May 4 at 10 a.m. in the Greenhouse. Special guest, senior branch manager at Sunflower Bank of Liberal, Jonny Vergara, will be giving a speech as SCCC president Ken Trzaska asked him to do so.

Commencement speaker challenges status quo

Michelle Mattich, Copy Editor
May 3, 2019

The class of 2019 will take the stage this Saturday at Seward County Community College's 48th annual commencement ceremony with nearly 400 graduates. Jonny...

Biviana Rodriguez

Biviana Rodriguez

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
May 2, 2019

What are your goals and ambitions? “My goal is are to work in low-income communities and work with everybody there but I will always have a special...

Thomas prefers to show rather than tell

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
May 1, 2019

You may have seen her video played at the Seward County Community College men’s basketball games or the one for sexual assault awareness month, “It’s...

Madison Hall

Madison Hall

Michelle Mattich, Managing Editor
April 30, 2019

What has been the biggest struggle you have had to overcome? “Time management, balancing school work with 4H has been especially hard this semester...

Sophomore Carlo Izurieta from Guayaquil, Ecuador became interested in tennis between the age of nine and ten. Izurieta enjoys tennis because he likes winning. “I like complicated games and win them. Losing isn’t bad as long as you learn from it.” After Iqurieta finishes up at SCCC, he would like to attend a division one university such as University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Middle Georgia State University or University of Wisconsin.

Men and Women’s tennis sweep Region VI tourney, head to nationals

April 29, 2019

Over the weekend, the women and men’s tennis teams won the Region VI championships. The Lady Saints, who are ranked seventh, won their third consecutive...

Darin Workman, SCCC band and instrument director directs SCCC students in the concert on April 26. The band performed several songs from the Marvel universe franchise.

Photo Essay: SCCC spring concert saves the night

Monica Gonzalez, photographer
April 29, 2019

In order to celebrate Marvel and the release of the last movie in the Avengers series "Endgame," the SCCC band and choir held their spring concert at the...

The end of the semester means papers, research and tests. Take a study break with Student Government Association's de-stress week.

Take a break from studying with de-stress week

Cheyenne Miller, Reporter
April 29, 2019

With the end of the semester quickly approaching, many Seward County Community College students may find themselves feeling overwhelmed by deadlines and...

Auto body collision and repair instructor, Bree Downs, has earned skills through her painting and doing work on automobiles.

Students transform cars

Monica Gonzalez, Reporter
April 26, 2019

Students studying auto body collision and repair at Seward County Community Colleges Tech School never get bored. They always have a project on hand, like...

Dignitaries break the ground for the Sharp Champions Center. Construction should start late in May 2019.

Ground broken for Sharp Champions Center

Calen Moore, Reporter
April 25, 2019

Plans for the new athletic building all started with a drawing on a napkin. Those simple plans are coming to life after years of planning. On April 25,...

Hayden Marties measures ingredients for a lab project making soap. For many chemistry II students, it was trial and error. Calculations had to be made to make sure the right combination of oil and lye was mixed. Too much lye is could cause burning to skin.

Chemistry students design, create soaps

Cheyenne Miller, Reporter
April 25, 2019

When most people think of chemistry, images of complicated equations and strange, dangerous chemicals may come to mind. However, Seward County Community...

It’s On Us to stop sexual assault from happening on campus

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
April 25, 2019

“An ounce of prevention is a pound of cure,” Annette Hackbarth-Onson, dean of students, said. April is Sexual Assault Awareness month and there’s...

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