LIBERAL — Mask-wearing is required at all Seward County Community College graduation events. Graduates will be supplied with special “commemorative” masks and all participants and attendees will be expected to wear masks when on campus. “We missed our in-person ceremonies… Read More ›
No-cost career programs start in fall 2021 thanks to the Kansas Promise Act LIBERAL, Kan. — Students in 20 high-demand programs at Seward County Community College can complete a degree or certificate at no cost to them, thanks to a bill… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — A new bill signed by Kansas Governor Laura Kelly establishes a scholarship program that will benefit Seward County Community College students and the community. Kelly signed House Bill 2064, known as the Kansas Promise Scholarship Act, Friday, April… Read More ›
All students — even those who got disbursements earlier this year — can apply Students wrapping up their spring semester coursework at Seward County Community College have one less thing to worry about over the next month: financial help is… Read More ›
The Seward County Community College Foundation typically hosts a luncheon for its Board of Governors, complete with student musicians and an opportunity to see the positive impact donors make on campus. While the pandemic disrupted the tradition for two years… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — Graduates of Seward County Community College earn higher wages on average than their peers at other community colleges in Kansas. The most recent K-TIP (Kansas Training Information Program mandated by state law) publication shows Seward ranks first… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College English department is open for entries in its annual poetry contest, announced department head Dr. Lori Muntz. The competition includes three categories for writers: • Open category for anyone 18 years of age… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — After nearly a year of pandemic restrictions, Seward County Community College Saints fans will have an opportunity to see live athletic competition, as the men’s and women’s basketball teams host the Butler Grizzlies in conference play Feb…. Read More ›
LIBERAL – It continues to be good news for Seward County Community College on the COVID-19 front. Randomized testing at the college started last week and of the 21 participants, which includes students and team members, all the results were… Read More ›
