Globe photographer Jared Stanger visited South City Campus on April 21 to see how Salt Lake Community College was handling social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
The campus, usually bustling with students, was nearly empty. A few amenities were still offered, including the library and select computer labs, but these spaces were empty of students.
Only the south entrance remained open to help maintain the flow of traffic into the building.
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An overhead view of the closed portion of South City Campus. Salt Lake Community College shuttered nearly all of its facilities in response to the coronavirus pandemic. (Jared Stanger)
A view of the vacated foyer and study areas on the second floor of South City Campus. Salt Lake Community College transitioned all spring courses to online learning amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Jared Stanger)
Salt Lake Community College closed its bookstore at South City Campus in response to the coronavirus pandemic. (Jared Stanger)
As a result of guidelines implemented in response to COVID-19, Salt Lake Community College closed several spaces at South City Campus, including the dining seating area. (Jared Stanger)
Salt Lake Community College’s Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center might be physically closed due to coronavirus, but support is still available via video chat. (Jared Stanger)
In addition to restrictions on public gatherings because of COVID-19, the Grand Theatre at South City Campus remains closed for a structural damage assessment after the March 18 earthquake. (Jared Stanger)
An entryway remains empty at South City Campus. Salt Lake Community College restricted access to nearly all of its facilities this spring due to the coronavirus pandemic. (Jared Stanger)
The east parking lot at South City Campus sits empty during the spring 2020 semester. Salt Lake Community College transitioned all courses to online in response to COVID-19. (Jared Stanger)
The east parking lot sits empty at South City Campus. COVID-19 forced Salt Lake Community College to cancel all on-campus activities for the rest of spring semester. (Jared Stanger)
