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Dyer Oxley with his podcast set up behind him including a microphone, keyboard, and monitors

Embrace Your Inner Nerd: Meet Dyer Oxley

“I like everything that fits into the nexus of pop culture and science, but I’m more interested in the stories that make people nerds,” said Dyer Oxley, who attended SPSCC from 2000 to 2001. “There’s always something that you can grab onto in a person’s story and realize ‘I can relate to that’.”

Patricia Gonzalez Receives 2023 ACT Transforming Lives Award

SPSCC congratulates alumna Patricia Gonzalez on receiving the 2023 Washington State Association of College Trustees (ACT) Transforming Lives Award. As an award recipient, Patricia received a financial award of $250 from the ACT and was honored at the Transforming Lives Award Dinner at the Olympia Hotel at Capitol Lake on Jan. 23, 2023.

SPSCC’s Clipper eSports Ready to Compete This Winter Season

Beginning in February, SPSCC's Clipper eSports will be competing in the National Junior College Athletic Association eSports in Valorant, a tactical first-person shooter. “All of the players work hard and put in extra time outside of our practices,” said Michael Nguyen, Head Coach of Clipper eSports. “I’m excited to see what we can make happen this winter/spring split!”