For those interested in finding entertainment that is inexpensive and educational, there are museums worth seeing in Lubbock. The museums have many different options to choose from, depending on what content one […]
One South Plains College student has hopes to one day climb the corporate ladder at United Supermarkets. A freshman accounting student from Whiteface, Dominique Gonzales was first inspired to pursue a career […]
[Editor’s note: This story is part of an ongoing project in conjunction with the South Plains College Alumni Association. The project highlights former SPC students and their achievements.] To teach patients about […]
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 […]
Human trafficking is believed to be the third largest criminal activity in the world. In January 2013, Sally Richardson’s worst nightmare would come true.
A lifetime of experiences has given Jay Hoes wisdom to educate his students.
Ever since she was 10 years old, Antonieta Wescott has been pursuing her dream of becoming an interpretative park ranger.
Tania Moody has come a long way from working in sales at the local radio station as a way to earn extra money for college, to owning the very same station.
Posters, banners, pennants, bumper stickers, and sports memorabilia are all items one may find at a sporting goods store or a gift shop.
Flooded streets and cars underwater were among the sights a South Plains College student saw after Hurricane Harvey hit Houston.
When American forces liberated concentration camps, they saw the worst that humanity could do to each other. Many of the Texas Liberators haven’t talked about their experiences until now.
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.
Abby Rodgers has overcome physical challenges she has been living with all her life by keeping positive and working towards her goals every day.
It’s not every day you get to live out your dream. But South Plains College alumnus Anne Butt is doing just that.
Four men are on a mission to impact lives, make a difference in their community, and build relationships.
Living two lives, Marc Watson doubles as a beloved comic book creator and professor.
Whether she is taking on the roles of coach and tour guide, or entrepreneur and metaphorical gardener, Wanda Clark has worked to help students, professionals, and the community blossom.
by SERGIO MADRID//Editorial Assistant The Rock Whisperers explored some of the Southwest’s most beautiful and interesting sights, applying classroom knowledge during a much-needed weekend getaway. The geology club is one of the more […]
by DESIREE MENDEZ//Staff Writer Once upon a time, in a small West Texas town, there was a man who wanted to open a movie theater in Levelland. The Wallace Theater was created in […]
by SARA MARSHALL//Editor-in-Chief Davis Browne has a passion for law enforcement, with hopes of seeking a career in the United States Border Patrol. “For law enforcement now, it’s kind of criticized and looked […]
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