Can vape shops withstand a flavor ban?
With 7 states issuing a ban on flavored vaping products, Austin Brewer explores how a flavor ban could destroy an entire industry.
The complicated relationship between SLCPD and the homeless
The relationship between the homeless, activists, and police is often tenuous, but that isn't always the case.
Students, faculty adapt to challenges of online classes
As the summer semester begins, SLCC students talk about how the novel coronavirus impacted their learning this spring.
Photos: Bruins choose to mask up, part 1
As the fall 2020 semester approaches, SLCC students share their mask selfies and discuss wearing face coverings on campus.
Salt Lake City Women’s March amplifies hundreds of voices
Hundreds of people participated in the Salt Lake City Women's March to protest gender inequality.
Photos: SLCC opens Tim and Brenda Huval Student Center
Take a look inside the new Tim and Brenda Huval Student Center at Jordan Campus.
SLCC mourns death of PR director Joy Tlou
Joy Tlou, the public relations director of Salt Lake Community College, died suddenly this past weekend.
Housing project chief concern at Student Forum
SLCC President Deneece Huftalin answered multiple questions during a student forum Oct. 7 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
As US college enrollment rates plummet, SLCC searches for solutions
Salt Lake Community College is not immune from the nationwide decrease in college student enrollment.
Ready to run: New SLCC cross country team finds its coach
Isaac Wood will lead the new Bruin cross country program, which is expected to compete at NJCAA track and field competitions.
Newly-elected state school board member Sarah Reale wants to get ‘reale’ about education
Sarah Reale, an adjunct professor and the director of digital marketing at SLCC, plans to use nearly 20 years of educational experience when she joins the Utah State Board of Education in January.
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.