Kenny Burns has made it his mission to elevate South Plains College’s Police Academy to the finest in the Lone Star State. Burns recently was appointed as the new chairperson of the […]
Burns appointed department chair
Physical Education Department changing name in fall
The Physical Education Department at South Plains College is changing its name to the Kinesiology Department. The name change will mark the growth of SPC and the Physical Education Department by staying […]
Student musicians selected for All-State Symphonic Band
by REBEKAH HARVEY Five South Plains College students recently were selected for participation in the Texas Community College Band Directors Association Symphonic Band. The selected students are Alexis Sanchez of Levelland, Abelardo […]
Informative talk recognizes African American entrepreneur
Sarah Breedlove created specialized hair products for African American hair and was one of the first American women to become a self-made millionaire in the early 1900s. Breedlove, also known as Madam […]
‘Dream With Me’ delves into struggle of undocumented immigrant
Imagine living in fear and uncertainty for the future, knowing that at any time you could be deported from your home and sent to a country you don’t remember. The documentary “Dream […]
Persisting panic attacks steal breath away from young adults
Without warning, the panic comes crashing down. Your esophagus feels like it is closing up. Gasping for air, your heart pounds out of your chest, and the thought of possibly dying lingers […]
Deadline for graduation applications set for March 6
If you are completing your degree or certificate requirements this semester or during the summer semester, don’t forget to apply for graduation. Applications for May graduation are currently available to students who […]
Alcohol and Drug Committee plans drunk driving awareness with ‘Mocktail Madness’
Every day, almost 30 people in the United States die in accidents caused by drunk drivers. That is equivalent to one person every 48 minutes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety […]
Urges, obsessions plagues suffers of anxiety disorders
You see an object out of place. Trying to ignore it, you continue to walk, but the overwhelming urge to adjust it is itching at your skin. The image of the object […]
Orneals, Lewis crowned during Homecoming
South Plains College students Joseraul Ornelas and Danisha Lewis were crowned as the 2019 Homecoming king and queen during halftime of the men’s basketball game on Feb. 4 at Texan Dome. Ornelas, […]
Scholarship deadline approaching
Attending college and universities can be expensive for many students. Some find a part time job or take out a loan. Some can receive financial assistance by receiving a scholarship. But sadly, […]
Sophomore selected for Student of the Year representing student government
by REBEKAH HARVEY Audrey Crowson was recently selected as Student of the Year for Region One at the state capitol in Austin. Crowson, along with the rest of South Plains College Student Government […]
Annual gala connects donors, students
by REBEKAH HARVEY A live auction, silent auction, and presentation of awards are among the highlights of the upcoming 21st annual South Plains College Scholarship Gala The Gala, hosted by City Bank Texas, […]
Regents discuss Honors College at February meeting
Honors College, student affairs updates, and the 21st Scholarship Gala were some of the topics discussed during the February meeting of the South Plains College Board of Regents. A report regarding the […]
New Writing Centers open for student use
The New Writing Centers at South Plains College are available for all students. The Writing Centers are provided as a service to help ensure students success. They are available to all students […]
People of all ages affected by General Anxiety Disorder
You’re trapped in a world of short breaths. Your mouth and throat are running dry. You swallow, hoping to suppress the feeling, only to become aware of the saliva going down your […]
Former student selected as new Dean of Records
Recently taking on the new position of Dean of Admissions and Records, Kathryn Perez is no stranger to South Plains College. Perez had been serving as associate dean of students,with responsibilities for […]
Coding Academy opens at Lubbock Center
South Plains College’s Coding Academy is opening at the Lubbock Center on Feb. 4. The academy will consists of four courses: Introduction to Web 101; Introduction to Web Coding C#221; .NET 321 […]
Professional truck driving school opens at Reece Center campus
South Plains College recently announced that it will open a professional truck driving school at the Reese Center campus. New classes began on Jan. 28, and others will begin every two weeks. […]
Journalism students receive awards from TCCJA
Current and former members of the Plainsman Press staff recently received seven awards from the Texas Community College Journalism Association. The awards, for material published during the fall 2017 and spring 2018 […]
