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Throwing pottery is Carlos Hernandez’ passion. He has been involved with the Seward County Community College class for the last six years. The class is open to students and the community. Many in the class are like Hernandez and repeatedly take it for the chance to create in the art lab.

Photo Essay: Hernandez shares passion for ceramics

Daniela Carmona, photographer
February 13, 2019

If Carlos Hernandez isn’t walking around campus as a security guard, he’s normally in the art lab. The security guard and SCCC student spends most...

SCCC glassblowing instructor Matthew Williams works with molten glass to create a new piece of art during his class Feb. 4 at Liberal High School. Williams got his own start in this class years ago and now teaches SCCC students and community members to shape their own glass art.

Flaming art

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
February 12, 2019

An intense heat emanates from the glowing furnace inside the glass blowing shed behind the annex building of Liberal High School. It bounces off of ones...

PBL members help set up the new boutique. This boutique will help women who are seeking employment by offering clothing and help for interviews.

SCCC’s E-boutique Helps Unemployed Women Get Hired

Cheyenne Miller, Reporter
February 12, 2019

Anyone who has ever pursued a job understands just how challenging the hiring process can be. From filling out complicated applications to preparing for...

Cole Evans, Kaitlyn Van Vleet crowned Homecoming king and queen

Cole Evans, Kaitlyn Van Vleet crowned Homecoming king and queen

Monica Gonzalez, photographer
February 11, 2019

This year's spring homecoming was held on Feb. 9 in the greenhouse. Cole Evans and Kaitlyn Van Vleet were crowned Homecoming King and Queen between the...

Freshman education major Gissella Garcia takes a quick look at activism posters hung up in the SCCC library.

Activism: Post-Millennials vs. Baby Boomers

Calen Moore, Reporter
February 8, 2019

To be an activist one must be aware of the political and social climate one lives in. It is clear that today in America the tension between sides or parties...

Adan Gonzalez is working as a volunteer at the blood drive. Jonathan Ibarra  is signing in to donate blood and save lives.

SCCC hosts yearly blood drive

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
February 8, 2019

The American Red Cross hosted their yearly blood drive on Feb. 7 here at Seward County Community at the student union. Students, staff and residents...

The SCCC 2019 homecoming king and queen candidates are Moises Alvarez, Miguel Perez, Brian Martinez, Ana Herrera, Alba Torres, Kaitlyn Van Vleet, Rodrigo Sanches. Not pictured: Cole Evans, Veronica Paul and Esmadar Tavares.

Homecoming candidates announced

Michelle Mattich and Annette Meza
February 6, 2019

The homecoming king and queen for Seward County Community College will be crowned on Feb. 9 between the men's and women 's basketball game. The women's...

The city bus has three routes that can take you various places.

Need a ride?

Alondra Botello, Reporter
February 5, 2019

Do you ever just need to get to work or you just desperately need to go to Walmart to run some errands but how can you possibly get there when you don’t...

This years Super Bowl game, which took place in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Feb. 3 was unimpressive among SCCC students.

The Super Bowl was a flop for SCCC students

Bryanna Alexis, Reporter
February 4, 2019

The lowest scoring Super Bowl game took place in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Feb. 3. The New England Patriots won to the Los Angeles Rams with...

Ali Lucero talks to Neil Hoelting a representative from Wichita State. Students ask questions about financial aid and what the steps are to transfer.

Take the fear out of transferring

Cheyenne Miller, Reporter
February 4, 2019

As the spring semester swings into full gear and graduating students prepare to transfer to four-year universities in the fall, many students are discovering...

Mario Loredo is a freshman from Liberal. Get "up close" with him and get introduced to some of his favorite shows and movie.

Mario Loredo

Cheyenne Miller, Reporter
February 1, 2019

What’s the last good movie you saw? Why did you like it? “Logan. I just thought it was really good.” What’s the last thing you watched on Netflix?...

Choosing your major is a difficult thing to do when there's so many to choose from. Don't feel frustrated because you're not alone. (photo illustration)

Should you be worried about a major?

Annette Meza, Copy Editor
January 31, 2019

Some students have their whole life figured out before they even step foot on a college campus while some students are still exploring. They often don't...

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