by NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in-Chief South Plains College is planning to expand learning opportunities after recently being awarded a five-year, $2.6 million federal grant. SPC is receiving the federal grant from the Office of […]
Application deadline approaching for December graduates
by: MALLORY CARVER/News Editor Many students are finishing up their final year at South Plains College, tying up loose ends and looking forward to the future. Those students who have completed all […]
Student printing policy helps college manage costs
by: BRANDI ORTIZ/Editorial Assistant Transgender individuals go through life with many hardships. Almost half of the community will experience suicidal thoughts in their lifetime. Many organizations have begun to take action in […]
Counselor explains relationship of mental illness in transgender community
(Editor’s note: This story is the third part of a multi-part series “Identity Crisis,” examining the transition from one gender to another that begins in Issue #1 and will continue through Issue #6. […]
Diversity Celebrated during Hispanic Heritage Month
by: DARIELLA HERNANDEZ/Editorial Assistant National Hispanic Heritage Month has been a celebration of the Spanish histories and cultures since the late 1960s. Hispanic heritage month begins September 15, which symbolizes the anniversary […]
Regents discuss new Title V grant at October meeting
by: CHESANIE BRANTLEY/Editor-in-Chief South Plains College received a grant that will be the key to begin implementing a new project. The new Title V grant for $2.62 million was among the topics […]
Child abuse survivor uses her experience to help other victims
(Editor’s note: This story is the third part of a multi-part series “Stolen Innocence” about children who have been victimized by abuse that begins in Issue #1 and will continue through Issue […]
Unisex bathroom newest edition to Administration Building
(Editor’s note: This story is the second part of a multi-part series “Identity Crisis,” examining the transition from one gender to another that begins in Issue #1 and will continue through Issue […]
Advocacy Center supports child abuse
(Editor’s note: This story is the second part of a multi-part series “Stolen Innocence,” about children who have been victimized by abuse that began in Issue #1 and will continue through Issue #6. Several […]
Student housing group planning more activities
by SARA MARSHALL/Photo Editor Students who live on campus in the residence halls can have voices and ideas about their state of living. Some students wish for more things to do in Levelland, […]
Perception of transgender community changing in society
(Editor’s note: This story is the first part of a multipart series “Identity Crisis” examining the transition from one gender to another that begins in Issue #2 and will continue through Issue #6. Several […]
Constitution Day discussion focuses on First Amendment
by: CHESANIE BRANTLEY/Editor-in- Chief A panel of South Plains College professors joined together to voice their opinions on hot topics regarding the First Amendment during a Constitution Day presentation in the Student […]
SPC alum Maines receives Walk of Fame honor
by PAMELA GANDY/Editorial Assistant South Plains College alumni inducted into West Texas Walk of Fame. The West Texas area is home to many talented artists, and South Plains College has a fair […]
Campus carry bill allows concealed handguns at colleges,universities
by:NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in Chief The Texas House of Representatives recently passed a bill which will allow students to carry concealed firearms on college campuses. The bill states that the person carrying the concealed […]
Two new veteran employees are working as financial aid advisors
by: SKYLER McCLESKEY/Staff Writer South Plains College has two new veterans who are heading up the Veterans Affairs Office at the Levelland and Reese Center campuses. Kristi Simpson is the new […]
Health, Wellness Center makes efficient transition
by: JONATHAN BROOKSHIRE/Feature Editor There are many times when college, depression, disabilities, or just life in general, can bog down the wonderful experience that the gift of living grants. Sometimes there are […]
Regents discuss drop in dual credit students
by: CHESANIE BRANTLEY/Editor-in-Chief Fall enrollment, dual credit courses and a construction update were among the main topics discussed during the September meeting of the South Plains College Board of Regents. Fall enrollment […]
Chilling insight on child abuse sheds light on issue
by: CHESANIE BRANTLEY/Editor-in-Chief (Editor’s note: This is the first part of a multi-part series “Stolen Innocence” about children who have been victimized by abuse that begins in Issue #1 and will continue […]
Distinguished alum returns to college as vice president
by: NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in-Chief Students attend college and never imagine coming back and being part of the administration. But one former South Plains College student recently got the opportunity to return to the Levelland […]
Lubbock Center will provide more opportunities for students
by: NICOLE TRUGILLO/Editor-in-Chief South Plains College recently announced plans for a new educational center to expand their course offerings in Lubbock. The college’s Board of Regents approved the purchase of a 70,000 […]
