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.
See the stars with SLCC Astronomical Society
The SLCC Astronomical Society invites all students to look up and see the Milky Way with their own eyes. Learn more about the club and how you can get involved.
SLCC welcomes employers, students to Job Fair
Salt Lake Community College held its annual Job Fair last Wednesday at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. The fair provides an opportunity to match students...
Ed Yong describes pandemic’s harsh reality during Tanner Forum keynote address
Journalist Ed Yong discussed several aspects of America's coronavirus response during his virtual keynote address for the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics.
Three SLCC campuses will host free vaccine clinics
Salt Lake Community College will host free COVID-19 vaccine clinics at three campuses for students, staff and faculty.
‘Oblivion’ feels like a really long episode of ‘The Twilight Zone’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews comic-turned-film 'Oblivion.'
Counselor: ‘No shame’ in having suicidal thoughts
As National Suicide Prevention Month ends, Scott Kudera from the Center for Health and Counseling talks about suicide and where students can go if they need help.
Utahns unite for Venezuela!
Utahns rally to support Venezuela in their protest against the current president Nicolás Maduro.
Biology, ‘Jeopardy’ style: Students quizzed at Body Worlds’ Anatomy Games
College and high school students joined together to flex their brain muscles at the first Anatomy Games. Learn more about the competition and some of the people who organized the event.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Call of Duty Ghosts’ vs ‘Battlefield 4’
It's a clash of tactical shooters as we compare 'Call of Duty Ghosts' and 'Battlefield 4.'
Student veterans take hike to celebrate freedom
While most celebrate the Fourth of July with barbecues and fireworks, SLCC student veterans took a different path.
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.