Federal cuts to PBS, NPR cause concern in the SLCC community
SLCC students and others react to Donald Trump's recent executive order to cut public subsidies to PBS and NPR.
Recent Utah K-12 book bans spark discussions on censorship
A growing list of banned books in Utah’s K-12 schools has sparked a larger discussion about censorship and access to controversial or sensitive topics by minors.
Community crafts visual poetry at the Markosian Library
The Student Writing and Reading Center and poet laureate Brenda Sieczkowski invited the community to indulge in and create visual poetry during a crafting event on April 20.
Devotion Championship Wrestling: Taking command of the local wrestling scene
Performing monthly at The Gateway, local wrestlers strive to get Devotion Championship Wrestling on the map.
SLCC debuts Lunch Bucket Open Mic
The Lunch Bucket Open Mic gives students a place to read their poetry to a live audience.
Movie review: ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
Movie critic Court Casselman says the latest adaptation of "Murder on the Orient Express" runs off the rails too much for his liking.
The beat goes on: Record Store Day during COVID-19
The novel coronavirus paused typical Record Store Day celebrations in 2020.
SLCC esports program hosts its own Turkey Bowl
The SLCC Smash Turkey Bowl Tournament gave students the opportunity to compete in a college esports competition.
Photos: Let’s chalk about foster care
View photos from the 2021 Utah Foster Care Chalk Art Festival.
‘The Runaways’ is pure Rock n’ Roll
The aptly-titled song Cherry Bomb was perhaps The Runaways' biggest hit during their brief existence on the musical landscape and it's a fitting image...
Movie review: ‘The Conjuring’ provides quality scares, but not without some problems
Arts reporter Stephen Romney says "The Conjuring" is an imperfect but enjoyable horror flick. Click to read his review.
Movie Review: ‘Son of God’ should have remained a mini-series
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the biblical film 'Son of God.'