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SPSCC to expand health education studies with new building

SPSCC has acquired the Louis Walker Middleton building from the Estate of Olympia philanthropist Dr. Angela Bowen. The announcement event held on Jan. 16, 2019, celebrated Dr. Bowen’s $1.19 million in-kind contribution to the SPSCC Foundation, the largest gift in school history.

Music and film wrap up Winter Quarter

SPSCC Choir, Chorus, Orchestra, Jazz Band, and student flims will showcase their quarter's work on the Main Stage of the Minnaert Center this March. Join us between March 15 and March 21 for these world-class performances. Entry is free for SPSCC students and general admission tickets are on sale now.

Celebrating coach Landon's 100th win

Clipper Athletics celebrates the 100th win for men’s basketball head coach Aaron Landon. The 77-67 win on Feb. 23 versus Tacoma makes Landon the first basketball coach in Clipper Athletics history to reach 100 wins. In five seasons, Landon has seen more than a dozen players transfer to 4-year universities, with several students playing at the university level.