The Art Show Must Go On, So SPSCC Will Put Its Juror’s Invitational On Social Media
Article via The Olympian
By Molly Gilmore
How is South Puget Sound Community College keeping its Juror’s Invitational exhibition on schedule when the college is closed and people have been ordered to stay home?
It’s using social media. The third annual invitational is the first local show to be produced entirely online.
Coping with COVID-19 Anxiety: Taking Care of Your Mental and Emotional Health
SPSCC Counseling Services has put together a guide to help you cope with anxiety from COVID-19.
Meet SPSCC’s 2020 All-Washington Scholars
SPSCC today announced its two students being recognized as members of the All-Washington Academic Team. The March 24 event hosting students from each of the state’s 34 community and technical colleges was canceled, but SPSCC plans to celebrate SPSCC students Deena Benmouloud and Ashley Diaz in other creative ways. Gov. Jay Inslee proclaimed March 24, 2020, the All-Washington Academic Team Day.
SPSCC Women’s Basketball Flirts with Playoffs After Slow Start
Article via Thurston Talk
By Grant Clark
It would have been not only easy, but understandable for the South Puget Sound Community College women’s basketball team to call it a season following a difficult 0-14 start.
Braggs Brings Energy, Spectacular Plays to SPSCC Men’s Basketball
Article via Thurston Talk
By Grant Clark
Anthony Braggs appears laser focused when he’s on the court with an almost permanent scowl on his face. And while the South Puget Sound sophomore may not chatter too much when he’s playing, his actions speak volumes.
Four SPSCC Players Earn All-NWAC Western Region Honors in Men's Basketball
Article via Thurston Talk
By Grant Clark
The South Puget Sound Community College men’s basketball team placed four players on the 2019-2020 Northwest Athletic Conference All-Western Region team, including first-team selections in sophomores CaCoa Chatman and Ben Janssan.
Thurston County to become the No. 1 Destination for Craft Enthusiasts
Steak for $10? SPSCC culinary students serve high-end lunches at bargain prices
Article via The Olympian
By Molly Gilmore
Imagine sitting down to lunch chosen from a menu including salmon with blood orange gastrique, paella, chicken in cider cream sauce — oh, and daily specials including coffee-crusted New York steak.
Imagine your meal begins with an amuse-bouche, a free one-bite appetizer.
Imagine the restaurant serving this upscale fare is right here in Olympia and that the cost of entrées starts at $7.
New Report Highlights Students’ Struggle with Food, Housing
According to a new report, six out of 10 community or technical college students in Washington State experienced hunger or housing insecurity over the past year, even though most of them are working. The report was compiled by The Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice at Temple University in Philadelphia.
A Running Start to a Culinary Future
When Valentine Quintana learned he was the first Running Start student to enroll in SPSCC’s Culinary Arts program, he was surprised. “It’s such an amazing opportunity that you’d think more people would take it,” he said.
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