
Khan Wins by Two Votes
By Melissa Woodford Shayan Khan, one of the four presidential candidates for the Sanford/Lake Mary Student Government Association elections, was declared the president-elect on Monday. […]
By Melissa Woodford Shayan Khan, one of the four presidential candidates for the Sanford/Lake Mary Student Government Association elections, was declared the president-elect on Monday. […]
By Eli Davis Seminole State’s Sanford/ Lake Mary Campus Unity club is hosting elections this April in which freshman Kam Brooks is running unopposed for […]
Wilson Throws Perfect Game By Davey Savetman More than half way through the season, the Raiders baseball team finds itself with a record of 18-18 […]
By Daniel Santiago We agreed to do our interview at 2 p.m., I wanted to arrive early but give her enough time to prepare so […]
By Aaron Webb Seminole State College partnered with Lynx February 1 allowing students, faculty and staff unlimited rides for free. Dr. Jan Lloyd-Lesley, associate vice […]
By Melissa Woodford Seminole State College students and alumni have recently expressed interest in seeing more balance in the College’s speaker series topics. The last […]
By Eli Davis Dextromethorphan, a chemical commonly found in cough and cold medications, has been making its rounds as a party drug among teens and […]
By Job Critton Christa Teno is currently the head coach for the Seminole State Womens Golf Team, but growing up, she loved all sports. Still, […]
By Alex Perez “Peter and the Starcatcher,” the background story for the famous and iconic story, Peter Pan, ended its two-week run at Seminole State […]
By Melissa Woodford Seminole’s entrepreneurship contest, Seminole Startup, enters its third year this February, but online, dual-enrolled, and home-schooled learners generally still do not realize […]
‘You can take me out of the island, but you can’t take out the island out of me”: interviewing displaced Puerto Rican students.’ — Benitez […]
By Alex Perez When astronaut Capt. Winston Scott visits Seminole State College, the director of Student Life said he hopes students will “seize the opportunity […]
By Eli Davis Best-selling author and self-described male feminist Michael Kimmel discussed his book “Guyland: The Perilous World Where Boys Become Men,” feminism and his […]
Dedicated to all past, present and future Seminole State students By Daniel Santiago The new Student Center was dedicated Jan. 19 to all Seminole […]
By Staff With a food court, book store and college administration offices, Sanford/Lake Mary’s freshly opened Student Center swarmed with activity during opening week for […]
By David Savetman Star Wars Battlefront II launched in November with 60 percent fewer sales in comparison to Battlefront I. Despite giving players the content […]
By Emily Trosper Seminole State College held its annual holiday concert Nov. 28, including performances by the Symphonic/Community Band and Jazz Ambassadors. Guests enjoyed popular […]
By Staff Reports Seminole State College is changing its food services vendor from Nature’s Table to Compass/Canteen at all campus cafés beginning in January, according […]
By Brandon Paschall With the wealth of knowledge and its ease of attainability in the world, it is rare that large, consequential events are missed […]
By Zach Munoz Rick Lee, the president of Citizens Bank of Florida will serve as the chairman of the search committee responsible for assisting the […]
Timeline on Time By Angela Becker The search for the next president of Seminole State College has begun in earnest since August when President E. […]
By Brandon Paschall Imagine traveling to a new land thousands of miles away: a place where your culture, language and even your lifelong friends are […]
By Emily E. Trosper The “Almost, Maine” theater production at Seminole State College received positive feedback from its audience and the crew gave advice to […]
By Angela LaCour Scribe Staff The Brooks Dierdorff photography display, “A Bright Mirror Standing,” ended its nearly month-long display at Seminole State College Sept. 27. […]
By Emily E. Trosper Scribe Staff A Seminole State architecture student said her internship puts the knowledge she learns at school into practice right away. […]
By Scribe Staff Update: Seminole State College faculty, staff, and students returned to school Monday, Sept. 18 after closing the campus for more than a […]
By Angela Becker Scribe Staff There are many resources for children with autism, but, as one grows older, there are fewer places to turn to […]
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