student life – Seminole State College

September 7, 2017 admin 0

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 […]

March 3, 2016 Stephanie Engel 0

Dear Belle, I have been having a tough time with my courses because of my tendency to procrastinate. I wanted to know what advice you […]

February 4, 2016 admin 0

Dear Belle, I am a new student and haven’t been in school since I was 17-years-old. I wanted to ask what advice you would give […]

Dierdorff Gallery Comes to a Close

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. […]
Internship Important for Architecture Student

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. […]
Seminole State Makes It through Hurricane

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 […]
New Group Supports Autism Students

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 […]
“I am not your negro”

“Race” is an issue in America today because the history of the nation is closely associated with the history of slavery. This is in spite […]
Nike puts its money where its mouth is

As countless headlines paint a picture of riots and disagreements in regard to human equality, Nike intends to use its international platform as a voice […]
What’s the worth of a bachelor’s degree?

Students often find themselves lost amid papers, midterms and due dates. As a result, college life becomes this never-ending cycle that holds a promise. This […]

Dierdorff Gallery Comes to a Close