SLCC volleyball adds Brazilian sisters to roster
Twin sisters Tye and Tem Fuchs talk about coming to SLCC to play volleyball.
High winds wreak havoc in Utah
Thousands lost power and several campuses closed Tuesday because of high winds.
Jesse Peters Trio jazzes up SLCC
Jesse Peters has been a musician for the majority of his life. His talent and creative abilities have been a popular act in Canada...
Salt Lake sensation: FanXperience becomes Utah’s greatest convention
In spite of the incredible success of Salt Lake Comic Con last September, FanX found ways to achieve even greater milestones.
VITAL program helps SLCC veterans make transition from battlefield to classroom
The Veterans Integration to Academic Leadership program assists veterans as they transition into civilian and student life.
Respecting the needs of handicapped people
Have you ever had to walk into one of the buildings on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus from way back in the parking lot? That...
‘Black Panther’ challenges African stereotypes
Aramis Hicks explores the signature elements of the new Marvel movie "Black Panther."
The Satanic Temple calls for reproductive rights in Utah
Members of The Satanic Temple protested restrictive anti-abortion laws on Saturday at the Utah State Capitol.
SLCC won’t increase its tuition this upcoming year, college announces
Salt Lake Community College announced on March 2 that its tuition prices will stay the same for the 2023-24 academic year.
Alternative Breaks help students find a community
Students who participate in the fall 2019 Alternative Break will learn about food resources in the community.
South City students bothered by the homeless
Some students have had issues with panhandlers that hang out at South City Campus.
RJ Walker: From homeless to poetry slam phenom
SLCC student RJ Walker has overcome serious personal challenges to become a respected spoken word artist.