On the surface, Seward County Community College has traditionally been a little quieter during the summer months. Depending on rainfall, we mow a lot of grass and we deep-clean parts of campus the public doesn’t often see, like the student housing center, and closets in every office.
In 2025, SCCC prepared 20 registered nurses and 22 practical nurses to enter the workforce with their credentials.
With classes winding up for the semester, the pressure is on for students and faculty alike. Seward County Community College will provide a variety of stress-relief options over the coming week.
Days after SCCC held a groundbreaking ceremony, work has begun on the building renovation for the Student Health Center. Workers from French Construction gutted the former dormitory to make way for the student-centered renovation.
LIBERAL, Kan. — The Seward County Community College Foundation has scheduled its annual Giving Day for Tuesday, May 21 — and it added a little grit to the one-day fundraising event. This year’s goal to raise $50,000 in 24 hours focuses on… Read More ›
When you evaluate the cost and benefit of a community resource, it’s essential to ask for public input. That’s why Seward County Community College will host Town Hall meetings Feb. 26 and 29, to discuss the future of the college swimming pool, says College president Brad Bennett.
“The pool is a great benefit to our community, but I think it’s time for us to evaluate whether it’s a good use of our funds,” said Bennett. “If that is something we want to examine, we need to gather input from the community.”
The college’s zero-tolerance policy has not changed, but its response plan for students has been improved.
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College will open its spring semester enrollment Nov. 1, allowing full capacity in classrooms. “We are committed to student success,” said SCCC Vice President of Academic Affairs Luke Dowell. “For many of our students,… Read More ›