Clipper Mens & Womens Soccer
The Mens and Womens soccer team are the determined underdogs of the NWAC West Region. Having coached in the NWAC for 10 years this is Max Sampson’s first season as…
Tips for a Healthy Balance in Work and Study
Holding a job while studying is the reality for a lot of students. With the current economy and the rising cost of living, being a working student has become almost…
See You In The Fall!
A special thanks to the people who run this organization: Blaga, the editor in chief! Jay and Emma, the reporters! Josh, the web editor! And Electra, our supervisor! And of…
A Journey in Education at SPSCC
Candid Conversation with Professor Geoff Dugwyler Professor Geoff Dugwyler began his career at South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC) by teaching ESL. Later, he transitions into teaching Pathways to Success…
Theater Here!
South Puget Sound Community College has ten pathways – one also exploring the Arts and Communication’s pathway. One of those is a theater pathway, open to any curious people looking…
SPSCC’s Mad Hatters Cybersecurity Competition!
Hello! My name is Josh Miller, and along with being the web editor for this website, I also am the president of the Mad Hatters cybersecurity club here at South…
National Chocolate Chip Day
Every day can be a holiday if you have something to celebrate and this previous Monday clippers here at South Puget Sound community college (SPSCC) celebrated national chocolate chip day.…
SPSCC and Rising Textbook Prices
Schooling is expensive, the prices of tuition, transportation, housing, and more drain college student’s wallets which makes added expenses like textbooks a major inconvenience. According to a poll taken by…
SPSCC Basketball Teams are Going to the NWAC!
The Clipper’s basketball teams have absolutely ‘slam dunked’ this season by winning bids for both the women’s and men’s teams to advance to the Northwest Athletic Conference tournament (NWAC). After…
ACT and the Career Fair at SPSCC
Community college is a challenging experience for anyone who is new to it, as it requires adjusting to a different way of studying and life. This is especially true for…