Faculty art show returns after 15-year hiatus
SLCC faculty will showcase their artistic talents in the Eccles Art Gallery at South City Campus.
Art exhibit brings appreciation for diversity
Students from various backgrounds submitted original artwork for the Multicultural Art Exhibit. Find out who won awards.
Folio has big plans for 20th anniversary
Folio, Salt Lake Community College’s print and online literary magazine, is currently accepting submissions for their 20th anniversary edition.
7th SLCC alumni art and design show premieres
Salt Lake Community College's seventh annual alumni art and design show, INK, opened Monday at South City Campus.
Interior Design Club does it with style
SLCC Interior Design Club gives students experience, knowledge and great memories.
The art of tattoos and the stories students carry
Tattoos often carry deep personal meaning, from reflecting life experiences to embodying core beliefs. Tattoo artists also play a crucial role in this process by helping students turn their stories into art.
Adjunct art instructor develops new steampunk comic character
Learn about the Devil's Rider and the process Dennis Millard went through to create it.
SLCC shines spotlight on disabilities
Disability Awareness Week was held Sept. 17-20 at Salt Lake Community College. Take a look at what you may have missed.
Letter to the Editor: Easter cartoon
One reader expresses concern over a Globe cartoon about the Easter holiday.
Local youths produce multimedia vaccination awareness campaign
With funding from the CDC Foundation, students in the Spy Hop digital arts program created a multimedia campaign about the importance and efficacy of vaccines.
Location sets the fate for future interior design graduates
The Interior Design Program has been moved the Library Square Campus in downtown Salt Lake City until measures have been taken to relocate the program to the Taylorville Redwood Campus.
Architecture professor praises community, affordability, and student growth within program
Once an emergency hire for SLCC’s architecture department, assistant professor Aaron Codden’s passion for education is rooted in a belief that architecture should be accessible to everyone.