If there’s any holiday with a time-tested set of traditions, July 4 would be it. Independence Day is a time for quintessential American traditions — think apple pie, cookouts, fireworks, everything red, white, and blue, and a sense of belonging that… Read More ›
Truck-driving is only a small part of what we’re doing with the big building on Western Avenue. This summer, working with local contractors — and again, putting grant dollars to good use — we’re transforming the southern section of the giant space into a new home for our adult education program.
We’re welcoming our youngest Saints to campus July 13-16 for the ever-popular Kids College! Students entering first through eighth grades can explore a wide variety of up to three classes each day from 8 a.m. – 12:15 p.m., priced at $25 per class for the entire week’s sessions.
“What excites me most about SCCC is the deep and lasting impact it has on our students and the communities we serve,” says Richardson. “The college doesn’t just provide education, it creates opportunity, strengthens the workforce, and supports economic growth throughout our region.”
In 2025, SCCC prepared 20 registered nurses and 22 practical nurses to enter the workforce with their credentials.
Longstanding event celebrating creative writing set for Saturday LIBERAL, Kan. – Kansas Poet Laureate Traci Brimhall will join the Seward County Community College Creative Writer’s Coffeehouse at 7 p.m. Saturday, in the Hobble Academic Building’s “One Stop Shop.” The popular event… Read More ›
Homecoming events are slated for the entire week of Monday, Feb. 23, through Saturday, Feb. 28, and include a bonfire, campus fellowship, coronation of royalty, and more.
“We’re excited to begin the tradition of awarding an honorary degree each year with our 55th graduation,” Bennett said. “When you think about how closely aligned SCCC is with our community, this is a natural way to honor the people who contribute so much to us all.”
Seward County Community College Saints athletes actively participate in community service, engaging with local causes and events. Recently, basketball teams interacted with students at Prairie View Elementary and supported the SCCC Foundation Party Auction. Upcoming involvement includes helping with the Liberal Area Chamber of Commerce annual Duck Race, fostering community spirit.