This semester, St. Petersburg College is hosting four seminars to teach both perspective and current students how to apply for federal financial aid, grants, scholarships, and loans.
The Seminole Campus Welcome Back was held on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 15 & 16th.
Video games, board games and card games aren’t the first things you think about when you hear the word “library.” That might change in 2013 as the St. Petersburg College Seminole Gamers move into their new home in the Seminole Community Library. Meeting on the first and third Thursday of every month at three […]
By Tess Danielson Imagine, if you will, the setting of a third world country. A hot, cracked wasteland, where what wasn’t killed off by brush fires suffocated in a scorching atmosphere. Picture a place rampant with disease and STDs, where the government acknowledges the desperate, dying poor, but instead fights for business profits. Envision a […]
In Turandot, The Metropolitan Opera explores domination in love.
“Three and a half years ago, I was in the depths of despair, and I was also a homeless veteran; but today at SPC, I shook hands with a two star general: MG Horst.”
On January 31st, Veterans Services will hold an event to celebrate, honor and inspire our female students who have served. Any and all female SPC student veterans, active duty, reserve or dependent/spouse are welcome. All the resources available from the Veterans Administration, Gibbs college support/ resource staff and community resources will be there, so female veterans […]
Students and Faculty! Want to be in the loop on all the latest events at SPC? We are proud to announce the launch of our new SPC-TV network that is “designed for eventual broadcast on all campuses” according to Karen Kaufman White, the provost for St. Petersburg/Gibbs campus. She further stated that SPC-TV will feature […]