SPC receives $2.87 million grant for developing programs

by Sarah Vaughn, staff writer

South Plains College has been awarded a five-year, $2.87 million Title V grant from the United States Department of Education to develop three new high-demand associate degree programs.

Reward offered for information leading to arrest in arson case

by Thomas D. Mooney, entertainment editor

The Agriculture Building recently on the Levelland campus had a scare when there was indeed some “Smokin’ in the Boys Room.”

A small fire was set in the men’s restroom by an unknown person who started the blaze, presumably, with a lighter of some sort.

Regents discuss improvements, effectiveness on campuses

by Sarah Vaughn, staff writer

Fall enrollment, the institutional effectiveness performance report, and an update on the Plainview and ATC campuses were the main topics of discussion during the October meeting of the South Plains College Board of Regents.

New dean encourages students to seek new opportunities

by Amanda Devlin, staff writer

Urisonya Flunder’s personality and previous experience in working with students gives her the tools she will need to overcome any obstacles in her new role as associate dean of students at South Plains College.

SGA cabinet working to involve students

by Erica Pauda, news editor

The new cabinet of the Student Government Association cabinet at South Plains College has much in store for students.

Funds from garage sale benefit Children's Hope

by Ellysa Gonzalez, feature editor

The South Plains College residence hall directors raised more than $400 for the Children’s Hope Organization at an indoor garage sale.

Halloween Carnival set for Oct. 27

by Johnna Guidry, staff writer

Every year, the Student Activities Office at South Plains College celebrates Halloween by hosting the Halloween Carnival.

The carnival is set for Oct. 27, held in the Student Activities Center and begins at 6 p.m. The event offers a fun time for everyone to look forward to.

Area students to attend Allied Health Day

by Kayla Smith, staff writer

More than 300 area high school students are expected to be among these participating in the third annual Allied Health Day at the Reese Center campus.