Category: Multimedia
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Creative Arts prepares for Fest Week
Creative arts prepares for Fest Week The creative arts department at South Plains College is busily preparing for Fest Week, which will be held later this semester. We spoke with Brent Wheeler about the work that students and faculty put into Fest Week to make sure it is a success. Video by Cade Light
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College honors Distinguished Alumni
The college hosted the Presidential Reception for three former students who were recognized as Distinguished Alumni earlier this month. The alumni included John Stoll, Heath Wright, and Charles “Bo” Outlaw. Video by Isabela Salas
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Texan Mosaic News Cast 11-21
The Texan Mosaic staff produced the second news cast of the semester Tuesday, November 21. Highlights include the distinguished alumni reception, the Miss Caprock pageant, and Fest Week coming up later this semester. The staff for the Texan Mosaic includes: Noah Lopez, Isabela Salas, Robbie Grant, Daniela Villa, Jacob Trevino, Tanner Goldston, and Cade Light. Work…
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Feed Levelland fills need
The St. Paul Lutheran Church hosts the “Feed Levelland” event every November to raise money for local charity organizations that are dedicated to feeding the hungry. The church does so by providing a meal, completely free, for at-will donations. The church also raises money through local businesses and organizations, all of which goes towards local…
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Picture this: Fantasy hair
By Trista Stanley Eighty cosmetology students at SPC put their creative minds to the test during Halloween week to answer that question. Some used plants. Some used cotton balls, beads, or feathers. Organizers say it’s called the “Anything But Hair” challenge, and it happens every fall. Students start with bald mannequins. And while it is…
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Texan Mosaic Live News Cast October 31
The Texan Mosaic News – October 31 The Texan Mosaic Staff includes: Daniela Villa, Noah Lopez, Robbie Grant, Tanner Goldston, Cade Light, Jacob Trevino, and Isabela Salas. Work study students include: Gabe Nieland and Joe Trevino. Faculty advisors are Billy Alonzo, department chair; and Kati Moody.
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Man on the Street: Horror Movie Edition
Video by Tanner Goldston/Texan Mosaic What’s your favorite scary movie and who would the villain be in your own horror movie? These are some questions we asked students around the South Plains College last week for this month’s edition of Man on the Street. Check out the responses in the video below and share your…
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Bowling for credit
South Plains College offers a variety of ways students can earn their physical education credit towards their associate degree. One of those unique ways is bowling. View the video package below for more. Written by Isabela Salas/COMM 2311Produced by Joe Garcia/Texan Mosaic
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Natural habitat: Wildlife students experience field science
Video by Michael TrevinoFootage provided by Jon Moore Wildlife students travel to different areas each semester to experience field science. Kristin Bingham, associate professor of biology and chair of the biology department at SPC, said these trips allow students to experience natural habitats. She said these classes give students experience in field science and can…
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Photography students find patterns
“Sometimes making a photo with good composition just requires recognizing a good scene when you see it.” That’s how Dan Westergren, director of photography for “National Geographic Traveler” magazine, ends his 2013 article called, “The Simple Truth About Good Composition.” All semester, students in News Photography COMM 2316 have been learning about what…
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Students produce electric beats in EDM program
Video by Joe Garcia/Texan Mosaic South Plains College students began offering an electronic music production specialization degree program about three years ago. The classes students can take in the program apply towards an applied science degree. The program directors include Brent Wheeler and Allie Maddox. The program will host an electronic music festival Thursday at…
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South Plains Politics Podcast Ep. 1
Host Drew Landry discusses voter turnout among those ages 18 to 29 with guests Dr. Jonathan Martin, instructor of government at South Plains College; Jody Rose, Hockley County Elections Administrator; and Noah Lopez, an SPC student and member of the student government association.
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Cheerleaders bring hype to SPC events
South Plains College cheerleaders are bringing excitement to SPC athletics and other events this semester. There are eight cheerleaders and two students serve as the mascot, Tex. Samantha Jasso has the story in the video below.
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Man on the Street: Music edition
Video by Samantha Jasso & Claudina Escobar/Texan Mosaic Staff Texan Mosaic reporters went around the Levelland campus of SPC and asked students what the best collaboration of 2022 was. They asked students other questions about music, which received some interesting responses. How would you have answered the questions?
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Around 500 students attend Senior Sneak Preview
South Plains College hosted the Senior Sneak Preview on Friday, February 10 on the Levelland campus. Lindsey Sharp, coordinator of new student programs, said around 500 students attended, along with about 150 parents. She said the event was a success in providing exposure for the college to students in the surrounding area. Video by Angel…
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Man on the Street: Dating apps
With Valentines Day approaching, students across South Plains College gave their opinions on dating apps and how they do or do not use them. Their answers are featured in the video below. Video By Marley McKay & Alyssa Guevara/Texan Mosaic Staff
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Community “Packs the Dome” for Texan basketball
By Gabriel Nieland & Aalijah Soliz Photos by Jordan Irvine/South Plains College South Plains College hosted “Pack the Dome” Saturday, January 28 for the home games against Odessa College at the Texan Dome. The games were also broadcasted live on ESPN plus. Roger Reding, athletic director at SPC, said the college wants the community involved…
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SPC Science Club explores local history
By Rylee Garrett/Texan Mosaic Staff On January 28, the South Plains College Science Club took a field trip to the Texas Tech University Museum. Inside they learned about dinosaurs, time pieces, and the history of our community.
