Honors students encouraged to use education to create peace
In this multi-part story by contributor Anji Sandage, Dr. Marlin Clark and SLCC faculty stress the importance of education as a cause for peace at President's and Dean's List reception for 2013-14.
MLK’s beloved community not yet a reality
Dr. Anthony Farley says that greed, racism and militarism still run rampant but King's idea of the "Beloved Community" is still possible.
Feeling ‘SAD’ this winter? You’re not alone
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, affects millions of people during the winter months.
Love, McAdams debate at Miller Campus
GOP Rep. Mia Love and Democratic Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams covered a variety of issues during the Utah 4th Congressional District debate Monday at the Karen Gail Miller Conference Center.
Student elections coming up; forums being held
It's almost time for SLCC student body elections. Find out where you can meet the candidates.
B-Line fender bender near South City Campus
A B-Line shuttle bus was involved in an accident today in Salt Lake City. Find out what happened and view photos from the scene.
Enforcement of federal financial aid regulations to begin fall 2026
The change could reduce or cancel aid for those taking courses outside their degree or certificate at SLCC.
Gurdwara Sis Ganj: progressivism 500 years before its time
The Gurdwara Sis Ganj, a Sikh temple in metropolitan Delhi, stands as an important symbol for the faith.
Phi Theta Kappa welcomes new members
The SLCC chapter of Phi Theta Kappa holds an induction ceremony on Wednesday, April 4.
Noted local makeup artist Paula Dahlberg visits SLCC
Salt Lake makeup artist, hair designer and groomer Paula Dahlberg was a featured speaker for James Nelson’s Communication 1500 class last Friday. Dahlberg delivered...
The holiday season: a time for giving, or grieving?
Trying to make sense of a loss is no easy task, and for some, the holidays intensify those feelings.
The old Admin Building went out like a wrecking ball
With the new Administration Building now complete on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus, SLCC tears down the nearly 50-year old Jay L. Nelson Administration Building.