America not so sweet home for Mexico native

by Amelia Gonzales, co-news editor

Leonor Luerra has struggled nearly all her life living in a country that she never intended to stay in.

Luerra was born in Nuevo Lieon, Mexico in 1946. Shortly after her birth, her parents separated, and Luerra was raised by her grandparents. She recalls the happiness she had as a young child and the opportunities that were given to her through their support.

BSM director shares love of God with SPC students

by Isa Torres, staff writer

Students who go to the Baptist Student Ministries on Mondays or Thursdays for lunch may have noticed a man at the door who is so happy while he shakes hands, meets, and greets people.

Clark Twins bring multi-talented flair to commercial music program

by Jennifer Conlee, feature editor

South Plains College has had the chance to witness many of its commercial music students go on to achieve fame. 

Many of the students who walk through the doors of the Creative Arts Building have incredible talent in music, whether it is playing an instrument or singing.

Exciting fashion comebacks storm into season with spice

by Brittany Bradford, co-entertainment editor

For the first time in many seasons, there are numerous reasons to be excited about the new fashions this winter.

Winners circle targets career success

by Taylor Charters, staff writer

Secrets of success will be offered as part of a new course at South Plains College.

This course, called “The Winners Circle” is a one-of-a-kind class that assures both life and career success.

Osama's sister-in-law speaks out

by Courtney Bullard, co-news editor

Carmen Bin Laden, international best selling author of “Inside the Kingdom: My Life in Saudi Arabia” and sister in law of Osama bin Laden, recently appeared in Lubbock to speak about her courageous decision to leave behind a life of wealth and oppression.