In a galaxy far, far away the fate of the universe is determined by the battle of the dark side and the rebellion. Only one can win. “Star Wars Battlefront II” has finally hit the […]
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Author: Nicole Lopez
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Dorris takes unexpected path to play basketball at SPC
Maddie Dorris never thought her basketball career would land her in West Texas. Having attended a 6A high school in Weatherford for four years, Dorris never thought she would be a member of the South […]
Enjoyment of NFL gameplay minimized by excessive penalties
There was a time in the NFL when there was more gameplay and less penalties. When I was beginning to watch football at a young age, I remember that the game was focused on the […]
Native History: Navajo tribe continues traditions, culture for future generations
GALLUP, N.M. – Traditions and culture run deep through the veins of the Navajo tribe. The Navajo tribe can be traced back through thousands of years, with traditions and beliefs passed down from generation to […]
‘Between Earth and Sky’ film depicts environmental damage to Last Frontier
Jonathan Seaborn, a photojournalism major during his time at SPC, says anyone can help reduce the changing of the climate by making small personal changes.
Passion for biology leads Mendóza to cancer research
Roberto Mendóza, a sophomore from Fort Worth, says his initial major was pre-law when he enrolled at SPC, but found his calling when he took his first biology class.
Video game composer discovers niche through unexpected events
Grant Kirkhope can’t understand how he got so lucky. When he was growing up, Kirkhope never considered being a video game composer. He went to school in the United Kingdom, and music has always been […]
Servers not treated fairly in food industry
Being a server, you have to rely on the customer that you’re waiting on to tip you. If you don’t earn tips just because customers don’t want to, you are the one that gets in trouble.
Passion for basketball lands Williams assistant coach position
Careers can take people to unexpected locations, which is how Matt Williams landed in West Texas. Originally from Peru, New York, Williams had the opportunity to come to South Plains College to become the new […]
Pizza founder speculates NFL protests leading to lack of dough
Trouble is rising in the world of pepperoni and cheese, as John Schnatter has claimed his business isn’t raking in the dough due to the NFL protests. Schnatter, founder and CEO of Papa John’s, hasn’t […]
‘Star Wars Battlefront II’ brings new hope to fans
The dark side is once again trying to take over the galaxy, and it’s up to the Rebellion to stop them. The “Star Wars Battlefront II” beta ran from Oct. 6 to Oct. 12. However, […]
Kosgei trains hard toward becoming top distance runner
Attending college may have its challenges when being from a different country. But those challenges haven’t stopped Felix Kosgei from succeeding at South Plains College. The Kenya native grew up in the small town of […]
Media, fans should have faith in new Green Bay quarterback
In the world of sports, anything can happen. The unimaginable happened recently as I witnessed Aaron Rodgers, quarterback for Green Bay, suffer a broken collarbone when playing against the Minnesota Vikings. I was crushed, and […]
Lobbyists, volunteers dedicate time to address climate issues
Activists around the world are dedicating their time to stopping climate change.
One organization, however, is working to create climate solutions.
Deadline approaches for December graduation applications
Students who are planning to graduate in December need to check with their academic advisor or an advisor at the Advising Center on campus.
Romero finds new home with track, cross country teams
Talents are usually discovered by not looking for them. For Leslie Romero, her talent for running was discovered unexpectedly.
Bryant deserves both Laker jerseys retired
Kobe Bryant has given his best years to the NBA. Now, the NBA is deciding to celebrate the former Laker the best way possible.
Lubbock Center dishing out new culinary program
The smell of success is in the air as South Plains College plans to offer a new degree program starting next year.
Student shares experience of Harvey aftermath
Flooded streets and cars underwater were among the sights a South Plains College student saw after Hurricane Harvey hit Houston.
Cosmetology professor, family has seen college grow from start
It is rare to get to see a college grow from the beginning. But for Sarah Thompson, instructor in cosmetology, her and her family has been part of South Plains College from the start.
