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$5,881

Average financial award package

78/30

78 degrees & certificates in 30 areas

22:1

Student-to-faculty ratio

$15.7M

Total annual financial assistance awarded

SPSCC comes to Ben Moore's in downtown Olympia for Spring Arts Walk

Join us Friday, April 26 and Saturday, April 27 at the new Percival Place at Ben Moore's in downtown Olympia for art, fine arts performances, live music, bites from the Culinary Arts program, and local beer, cider, and cocktails.

Drawing class pays tribute to artists of color through collaborative murals

For her Beginning Drawing class of winter 2019, Liza Brenner presented her students with a list of artists of color from across the globe, and they took on something special: part research project, part collaborative work, they split into groups of five to construct large-scale portraits of their chosen artists in mural form.

A&L Series presents: Philadanco!

Coming April 25, the Philadelphia Dance Company (PHILADANCO) will take the stage at the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts. PHILADANCO is recognized across the globe for fostering emerging dancers and its electrifying performances that contribute to the preservation of African-American traditions in dance. Admission is free to SPSCC students, staff and faculty.