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Southwestern College Professional Studies will open a new office in Overland Park on Monday, Aug. 6.“Until now Professional Studies has only been able to offer online classes in Kansas City and ... read more >

Homecoming 2012 will feature the work of 4 talented Southwestern College artists.  Beginning on Thursday, October 11, the President's Gallery in Darbeth Fine Arts Center will feature artwork by t... read more >

Special awards will be given at the Friday night All-Class Homecoming Dinner at Homecoming 2012.  This year's Alumni Award recipient will be Mike Lennen '67, the Young Alumni Award will be given ... read more >

Jim '61 and Bev (Howard) Dillman '61 celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception for family and friends at the First United Methodist Church in Emporia, on June 30, 2012.  Classmat... read more >

Excitement, laughs, and lots of chocolate are on their way to the stage at Southwestern College with the production of Roald Dahl’s timeless story “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.&r... read more >

The Kansas Campus Compact has announced the selection of four distinguished faculty members from Kansas colleges as 2012 Engaged Faculty Fellows.  Cheryl Rude from Southwestern College is one of ... read more >

The Southwestern College Deets Library has been awarded a $4,357 grant from the South Central Kansas Library System (SCKLS).According to library director Veronica McAsey, the grant will help fund a li... read more >

Southwestern College alumni and friends are only a few clicks from showing their Builder pride with the new online presence of the Moundbuilder Market. Monday, July 2, is launch date for MoundbuilderM... read more >

In the past, Southwestern College Professional Studies has become educational partners with community colleges through articulation agreements and 2+2 agreements.  Now the institution has rolled ... read more >

Southwestern College is hosting 25 students from Stucky Middle School in Wichita. The Builder Bound 2012 three-day camp began on Wednesday. Lai-L Clemons, dean of the camp, says the camp allows the... read more >