Poems for Your Homes
A collection of poetry that is readily available in the St. Petersburg College online library!
Eat Your Words; exceptional food novels
Time to find a great food novel or cookbook and discover an amazing story with tasty recipes as a bonus.
Embark on a Recipe Safari with SPC
Tour the world with the SPC Libraries & Learning Resources team and celebrate diversity through food.
Five Unusual eBooks in SPC’s Giant Virtual Collection
From Lady Gaga to the paranormal, the SPC Virtual Library has something for everyone.
The Virtual Library is Open!
You can access SPC’s virtual library from the comfort of your couch!
Vinyl Fever at the SPC Gibbs Library
The return of the vinyl record. Is it a reaction to our digital dependency? Does it stem from hipsters touting the bouquet of IPAs and fixed gear bikes? Is it plain old nostalgia? You should come find out for yourself at our SPC Gibbs Library location where the is an ever growing collection of new … Continue reading Vinyl Fever at the SPC Gibbs Library
SPC Learning Centers offer tutoring, assistance to students
It’s a new year, a new semester, and a chance for a fresh start. Why not make visits to the SPC libraries and learning centers part of your new routine? Each library and learning center offers a wide variety of ways and opportunities to hone your knowledge and skills, including tutoring. Math giving you problems? … Continue reading SPC Learning Centers offer tutoring, assistance to students
Join SPC for Tutoring, Workshops and more
When our students need help, we’re here to get it done. St. Petersburg College has a robust and effective tutoring program that all of our enrolled students are free to utilize.
SPC Reads Book Club Sparks Conversation
SPC hosted the Fall SPC Reads Book Club meeting on Oct. 3. This year’s book is Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah.
SPC True Crime Investigation Event at SPC Gibbs
The SPG Library is hosting an evening of True Crime Investigation presented by the St. Petersburg College Crime Scene Technology program faculty and students on Wednesday, October 16th, 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. in LI-101.