NYT bestselling author, Utah native shares her work of Black identity for SLCC reading
New York Times bestselling author Rio Cortez read several poems from her latest collection on April 12 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
‘Colombiana’: Zoe Saldana can act
Nobody ever explains in the plot line in which “parents are killed in front of children” that those now responsible for said child should...
US government begins shipping free COVID-19 tests. Here’s how to order
The federal government purchased one billion rapid COVID-19 tests to distribute to Americans for at-home use.
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.
Paying for textbooks: Save yourself a headache
Save yourself time and hard-earned money! Get creative ideas on cheaper ways to buy textbooks.
President-elect Arturo Salazar pushes for more school pride
Salazar will replace Carlos Moreno as student body president for the 2016-17 school year.
The effects of COVID-19 persist for several, including two SLCC English professors
Brittany Stephenson and Bernice Olivas still live with severe health issues several months after contracting COVID-19.
Moreno ready to lead SLCC students in 2015-16
Learn more about Carlos Moreno, who returns for his second term as student body president of Salt Lake Community College.
Radio students visit local broadcast studios
The class gained a greater appreciation for the technology they use at SLCC.
SLCC film students have opportunity for unique Sundance experience
Film students at Salt Lake Community College get inspired interning for Utah Film Center during the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
The Last Story makes for a charming and unique RPG experience
Romney reviews The Last Story, the latest role playing game for the Nintendo Wii to hit shelves.
LDS Institute serves students in many ways
The LDS Institute wants to make sure SLCC students are nourished both physically and spiritually.