News: Liberal Arts News

It’s always a delight when SCTCC graduates check in with us to let us know how they’re doing. Riley Breikos graduated from SCTCC in 2023 and was back on campus to help us out with an interview for a...

On Wednesday, April 17, the Minnesota State Board of Trustees announced their Awards for Excellence. The 2024 faculty selection for SCTCC’s Outstanding Educator was Dr. Luke Green, who teaches...

Instructor Kathy Robinson coordinated an opportunity for students to visit the Washington D.C. museum.

By Vicky Kapitzke The Literature from our Latinx Communities class at SCTCC helps not only complete a Goal Area 6 & 7 for students, but they are a fantastic way to learn more about different languages...

The Introduction to Studio Art class had their artwork on display in the hallway near Door 6 – two students who have artwork featured shared their experience in the class. Allison Roisland and Samara...

SCTCC Biology instructor Jennifer Evens has been named a 2023 Outstanding Educator by the Minnesota State Board of Trustees. Evens has been at SCTCC since 2008, when she started as an adjunct...

The Liberal Arts and Sciences Division has made updates to their displays around campus – by the classrooms near Doors 16 & 15 and near the Academic Advising Center toward Door 6. The displays...

Environmental Science students had the opportunity to take part in a research project at Bemidji State University when instructor Khaldoun Ahmad took his class to BSU in April. “The students had a...

Have you ever thought about coaching sports? If you like the idea of working closely with athletes or in the athletic field, being a coach may be the right fit for you. As a middle school, high school...

The Importance of Physics Physics is a very broad field and it is the oldest science among all. The word “Physics” comes from the Greek word and it means “Knowledge of nature”. Physics analyzes and...