Student films win big at international festivals
SLCC film student Syd VanRoosendaal and alumnus Dylan Lunt have earned multiple awards for their respective projects.
Jett still loves rock ‘n’ roll
Sometimes, timing is everything, especially in the music scene. There could not have been better timing for Joan Jett this weekend.
On Saturday night, Jett...
Squid Picnic headlines Kilby Court’s first full-capacity show in 2021
Squid Picnic performed in front of a sellout crowd at Kilby Court in the venue's first full-capacity show since March 2020.
Art exhibit brings appreciation for diversity
Students from various backgrounds submitted original artwork for the Multicultural Art Exhibit. Find out who won awards.
Project Catwalk 2018 showcases upcycled fashion
Project Catwalk's theme this year was "Drab to Fab" and featured the fashion of local high school students.
Accessibility, inclusion take center stage at two SLC theaters
Two Salt Lake City theaters aim to improve the experience for people with disabilities, both on the stage and in the audience.
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.
Review: The Adarna rocks The Dawg Pound in Salt Lake and Mojo’s in Ogden
Seattle rock band The Adarna performs live in Salt Lake in an amazing set of double shows.
Twilight concerts brighten Salt Lake City nights
The Twilight Concert Series has returned for another summer at Pioneer Park.
This year’s Nightmare on 13th boasts two new ‘nightmares’
Nightmare on 13th added "The Howling" and "The Possession of Black Thorn Manor" to its list of haunted attractions for 2023.
The Hulk Speaks! A Comic Con Event Report
Romney reports on the live audience Q&A with Lou Ferrigno.
Album review: Tyler, the Creator’s ‘Chromakopia’
Mina Rivera reviews Tyler, the Creator’s newest and most personal album, “Chromakopia.”