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President Peterson talks campus shifts and SLCC’s future

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SLCC President Greg Peterson recently sat down with The Globe to discuss several topics, including artificial intelligence, apprenticeships, academic programs and the state’s DEI mandates.

SLCC’s new head coach leads the women’s basketball team with a ‘hold the rope’ approach

Remembering the quiet kindness of Ken Nelson

In photos: Bruin Bash welcomes Bruins back in style

Unexpected elective classes to liven up your schedule

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President Peterson talks campus shifts and SLCC’s future

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SLCC President Greg Peterson recently sat down with The Globe to discuss several topics, including artificial intelligence, apprenticeships, academic programs and the state’s DEI mandates.
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Free flu shots available at SLCC this fall

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The Center for Health and Counseling is hosting free flu shot clinics at several campuses this fall for students and staff.

Utah’s growing water crisis creates challenges across the state

How U can identify and protect yourself from Great Salt Lake dust storms

Remembering the quiet kindness of Ken Nelson

In photos: Bruin Bash welcomes Bruins back in style

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Zine Machine honors late Publication Center specialist Ken Nelson

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Honoring longtime Publication Center employee Ken Nelson, the newly repurposed Zine Vending Machine allows students to make and leave a zine or take one home for themselves.
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In photos: SLCC alum’s ‘Vida Del Valle’ mural expands public art in West Jordan

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SLCC commissioned the mural by Beto Conejo, in partnership with West Jordan, to increase public art throughout the city.

He’s not a scientist. But he’s on a mission to save the Great Salt Lake — one piece of clothing at a time.

In photos: South City Campus murals

The Globe staff’s go-to songs for summer

In photos: Continuing SLC Pride’s ‘by community, for community’

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Campus Happenings

Zine Machine honors late Publication Center specialist Ken Nelson

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Honoring longtime Publication Center employee Ken Nelson, the newly repurposed Zine Vending Machine allows students to make and leave a zine or take one home for themselves.

Free flu shots available at SLCC this fall

In photos: SLCC alum’s ‘Vida Del Valle’ mural expands public art in West Jordan

In photos: Bruin Bash welcomes Bruins back in style

Rising use of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs among young adults prompts concerns over access and safety

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SLCC’s new head coach leads the women’s basketball team with a ‘hold the rope’ approach

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As basketball season nears, it is the women’s time to shine at Salt Lake Community College, where new head coach Kenzie Newton leads her strong, driven team.

SLCC esports program seeks stability after funding reversal

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The SLCC esports program saw its funding restored after a brief rollback during the fall 2025 semester. But for players and coaches, uncertainty has not entirely disappeared.

SLCC student reflects on path to Beijing Olympics

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Austin Kleba, who traded a possible Division I hockey career for a place on the 2022 U.S. Olympic speed skating team, says he knows the journey to a dream is just as important as achieving it.
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