The smell of Italian spices wafting through the hall at lunchtime was enough for students to explore what was happening in the library. With free pizza...
Seward County Community College students are now required to randomly test for the COVID-19 virus in hopes to stop the spread and keep campus safe.
The...
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...
To earn a college degree, it takes more than just studying. It takes up time and money which sparks the question, is it even worth it? The answer is not...
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...
Seward County Community College is hosting a transfer fair on Wednesday, Sept. 20, for students looking to transfer to a four-year university. This come-and-go...
At the beginning of every school year, colleges around the country welcome incoming freshmen who have chosen to get a higher education and every year,...
Changing majors has been very common throughout the years of college education. Most college students change their majors, because they are unsure if they...
College is one step closer to a student's career path. To others, it is a door to self discovery.
Jacqueline Rivera, Liberal, said she had an idea of...
Need to check out library books? How about eating lunch at the cafeteria?
Starting next week all of these activities will require students to have an...
College students are often perceived by older generations as lacking in a field of current events. The Crusader conducted a survey of 92 Seward County Community College/Area Technical School students dealing with subjects on politics, entertainment and sports to understand what levels of knowledge students have concerning current events.