Remembering 9/11
SPC remembered and honored 9/11 with college-wide events paying tribute and respect to the heroes who lost their lives.
Pride: Taking it to the Streets
St. Pete Pride will be hosting the largest Pride festival to date.
SPC & the Florida Dream Center: Dream Team!
St. Petersburg College students and faculty spent the week supporting the Florida Dream Center’s food pantry efforts.
City Hall on Tour!
Join St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch at his City Hall on Tour, stop #2, which will be this Wednesday, June 14 at Willis S. Johns Recreation Center.
SPC’s Alpha Phi Omega chapter collaborates with sister chapter in Puerto Rico
St. Petersburg College’s chapter of Alpha Phi Omega (APO) attended the summer regional conference in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico at the University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez campus.
SPC Earns Voter-Friendly Campus Designation
The Center for Civic Learning and Community Engagement is proud to announce that St. Petersburg College has earned the Voter Friendly Campus Designation for 2023-2024.
Looking for Love, Unity and Enlightenment? Become a Motherland Music Festival Volunteer!
We are seeking volunteers, 18 years old and up, to assist with the logistics on the day of the event.
Honoring Women’s History Month
Join The Center for Civic Learning in honoring Women’s History Month with an all-college education outreach & donation initiative to support CASA Pinellas. Each campus Student Life & Leadership office … Continue reading Honoring Women’s History Month
The Good Life Series: Serving Others
Join St. Petersburg College’s Applied Ethics Institute for The Good Life Series discussion, Serving Others. The institute will ask the important question, “How does serving others contribute to the good life?”
Book talk: Where Have All the Mangoes Gone?
Sarah-Jane Vatelot, an author and architect, will share her book “Where Have All the Mangoes Gone?” that talks about the history of people of color in St. Petersburg’s Historic Gas Plant District from a community and urban planning perspective.