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El Grupo de Danza Ballet Folklórico Omawari  de Delicias Chihuahua performs on May 5 in the community center. The women swirl while balancing glasses of water on their heads. Not a single drop was spilled. It’s the second time they have come to Liberal to perform traditional dance as part of Cinco de Mayo celebrations.

Liberal celebrates Cinco de Mayo

Rubi Gallegos, Photographer
May 8, 2018

Cinco de Mayo festivities took place all weekend surrounding the Mexican-American celebration of culture on May 5. Dancers greeted those emptying out of...

Austin Mefford was introduced as the new head coach for SCCC Women's Basketball. He hopes to continue the success the program has had over the last 25 years.

Seward announces new Women’s Basketball Head Coach

Amberley Taylor, Editor
May 7, 2018

Austin Mefford was introduced as the new Head Women’s Basketball coach for the Lady Saints during a press conference on Monday, May 7. SCCC Athletic...

Many students graduated with associates or certificates, and some even will graduate with their associates and will receive their high school diploma.

SCCC celebrates 47th Graduation

Michelle Mattich, Reporter
May 7, 2018

As this semester comes to an end, SCCC celebrated graduates, and yet another chapter in their lives, with the 47th commencement on May 5. The Green House...

Lady Saints perfect after first day at nationals

Lady Saints perfect after first day at nationals

The Seward County women’s tennis team survived the first day of competition at the NJCAA National Championship in Waco, Texas on Sunday, going a perfect...

SCCC prepares for 2018 Graduation

Alondra Trevizo, Club Reporter
May 4, 2018

Graduation is right around the corner. Caps and gowns are being picked up and graduation party planning is in full gear.The festivities will begin on Friday,...

Freshman Carlo Izurieta from Ecuador is majoring in business. One thing he likes about tennis is working as team.

Seward continues to dominate in both tennis programs

Angel Meza, Sports Editor
May 4, 2018

The Seward County Men’s Tennis program continues to dominate all season as they destroyed their competition at the Region VI, making it their fourth...

Free coffee Tuesday is a popular event at the campus bookstore. SCCC students use caffeine to keep up with the busy college life.

What’s your kick?

Michelle Mattich, Reporter
May 3, 2018

Coffee, soda, Red Bull, Monster, various teas, and 5 Hour Energy all have one thing in common: caffeine. Caffeine is known as the “holy grail” of dealing...

SCCC 2018-19 Resident Assistants chosen

SCCC 2018-19 Resident Assistants chosen

Amberley Taylor, Editor
May 2, 2018

As the 2017-18 school year comes to an end, the plans for next year begin. For Seward County Community College student housing, this means finding new...

The annual Cinco de Mayo celebration will take place on Saturday, May 5 and Sunday, May 6

Liberal to host annual Cinco De Mayo Celebration

Amberley Taylor, Editor
May 1, 2018

As Cinco De Mayo approaches, the community of Liberal prepares to celebrate one of the largest cultural events in Southwest Kansas, also known as the day...

Rabas presents “Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary”

Angelica Alfaro, Club Reporter
April 30, 2018

Free lunch and poetry by Poet Laureate of Kansas, Kevin Rabas, what could be better? Nothing. The Kansas Humanities Council brought Rabas to Seward County....

The Saints baseball team comes together and congratulates one another after their 8-2 win over the Blue Dragons.

Saints Baseball versus Blue Dragons

Amberley Taylor, Editor
April 27, 2018

The Seward County Community College Saints baseball team defeated Hutchinson Community College in the first game of their double header on Friday, April...

Jamel Horton, freshman, attends the de-stress week event in the Student Union. Horton chose a pig to be his stuffed animal. “I named him Loso Mel Jr., after me, and I chose the pig because I thought he looked cooler than the other choices. Also, my stuffed animal is from Queens, NY, just like me,” Horton, said.

Photo Essay: Students participate in de-stress week

Alondra Trevizo, Club Reporter
April 27, 2018

De-stress week is wrapping up. For the past week students have been participating in activities put on by the Student Government Association (SGA). De-...

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