Gregory F. Peterson is the next SLCC president
Dr. Gregory F. Peterson accepted the Utah Board of Higher Education’s appointment on Friday to act as the ninth president of Salt Lake Community College. Peterson will step into the role on July 1, succeeding Dr. Deneece G. Huftalin.
Art show kicks off Center for Arts & Media open house
President’s Art Show at South City Campus showcases the Center for Arts & Media.
SLCC freshman survival guide: 2014 edition
If you are a new Salt Lake Community College student, or you would like to improve your SLCC experience, check out our survival guide to prepare for the new school year.
Movie review: ‘About Time’ travels into the romantic comedy genre
If you've been watching television, you'll no doubt have seen a few ads for this film, advertising what appears to be some sort of...
‘Larry Crowne’ takes the gold
It’s nice to know that among all the new actors making their (skid) marks in the movie world, some of the older actors and...
Send some love to a stranger this Valentine’s Day
The SLCC Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center aims to spread messages of love Thursday at South City Campus.
SLCC counselor Alexander Smith blesses his virus on World AIDS Day
“Bless Your Virus” was the theme of Salt Lake Community College counselor Alexander Smith’s presentation on World AIDS Day 2011. The event was held...
The Weekly Reel: Animation shortcuts and techniques
The artistic methods used in animation are similar the world over. Stephen Romney talks about four techniques that are common in both anime and western animation.
Renting gives new text books a run for the money
Textbooks are far too expensive. Renting provides another option.
OneCard to include free UTA benefits
Starting August 1, SLCC students and staff will be able to ride UTA buses, TRAX, FrontRunner and other services for free.
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.
‘Paranoia’ demonstrates why corporate espionage is a tough sell
Writer Stephen Romney reviews the corporate espionage film Paranoia, a film that under performs with wasted potential.