Get more scare for your buck with our local haunted house roundup
A review of some of the scariest haunted houses in Utah and what you can expect, from ticket prices to parking.
Battle of the Bands returns to Alder Amphitheater
The SLCC Student Association will host a Battle of the Bands competition on Friday, April 8, at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
The Weekly Reel Double Feature: From the small screen to the silver screen (and...
To coincide with the release of 21 Jump St., Stephen Romney presents his list of the top 3 films based on TV Shows and the top 3 television shows based on movies.
Glitter in the air
Glitter layered the sidewalk at The Great Saltair last Friday as Ke$ha graced the stage with her presence. The original venue for Ke$ha's performance...
Gamers anticipate the latest ‘Fallout’ game, ‘New Vegas’
In 2008 gamers were introduced to the action video game Fallout 3. The game took players to a future of endless possibilities situated in...
Culture influences new SLCC fashion exhibit
"Mirror the World" showcases designs that represent the diversity of SLCC and the world.
‘Dear John’ proves distance and relationship make for good drama
How often do we look at a movie poster or watch a trailer and jump to a conclusion of how the movie will be?...
Hollywood and the animated film, part 2: 2D vs. 3D
Last week we took a look at the history of animation, studying its evolution up through the Disney Renaissance and the rise of Pixar....
Rumor has it ‘The Rimers of Eldritch’ at the Black Box is a real...
"The Rimers of Eldritch" displays exactly what can happen when we lose ourselves in gossip. Read a review of the play being performed at South City Campus.
The Gaslight Anthem verses fans in ‘American Slang’
"Look what you started, I seem to be coming out of my skin," howls Brian Fallon on the first two lines of The Gaslight...
Living Traditions: Celebrate spring, celebrate Salt Lake
This year's Living Traditions Festival will take place May 16-18 at Washington and Library Square in Salt Lake City. Learn more about the free cultural celebration.
Q&A: Local author Cass Biehn on Utah’s growing list of banned books
Local author and SLCC alum Cass Biehn recently shared their views on book bans and the importance of keeping literature accessible.