Written and photographed by Robert Gale On November 7, 2016, St. Petersburg College, in collaboration with LRMA, hosted an event called Art Break. It was a way for students to take a break, enjoy some free food, talk with fellow art enthusiasts, interact by creating their our art, and explore a behind the scenes tour […]
Your SPC Sports Network. Credited: Andrew LeGare, Corey MacDonald, Chris Valentine, Marshall Watrous. Interview conducted Nov. 3, 2016.
Written and photographed by Robert Gale On November 17, 2016, the Student Government Association hosted their yearly International Festival in the quad area on the St. Pete/Gibbs campus. The purpose of this event is to recognize culture diversity within the United States as well as at the St. Petersburg College student community. The best way […]
By Blair Pott As the holiday season draws near all that comes to mind are the movies, exploitation, and dramatization of what Hollywood believes love to be. Being a hopeless romantic myself it sets an untouchable bar for expectations and what the true essence of love is. Love encompasses a lot of factors such as […]
Your SPC Sports Network. Credited: Andrew LeGare, Corey MacDonald, Chris Valentine, Marshall Watrous.
By Prof. Kelli Stickrath Environmental students from the Tarpon Springs campus visited and cleaned up the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary on Wednesday, October 26th. First they were given a tour by Director, Debbie Cobb, and Volunteer Coordinator, Deannna Green. After the tour, students helped cut up the monkey food, landscape the area, and do some cleaning […]
At this morning’s monthly Board of Trustees meeting, SPC President Bill Law announced his resignation effective July 1, 2017. “It’s been my pleasure to serve,” Law said. In the coming weeks, the Board of Trustees will outline the process to ensure a smooth transition to new leadership. Law became St. Petersburg College’s sixth president on […]
Thursday (Nov. 17) the Social Science Study Abroad Club is sponsoring a Silent Auction. All are welcome to participate. Please stop by! We have received donations from many local businesses including golf passes, $250 voucher towards one’s Bright House bill, family pass to the Florida Aquarium, gift certificates to many local restaurants and various gift […]
By Tashi Wangmo Edited by Linda Ruble The Hours is one of Daldry’s many masterpieces, written after winning the Tony Award for best director of a musical for Billy Elliot (adaption from the book called ‘Billy Elliot’). Given a pattern of multiple book adaptions, The Hours is no exception. It is based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of 1999, ‘The Hours’ […]