SLCC athletic director honored at YWCA event
Norma Carr, SLCC's athletic director, was honored for role in advancing opportunities for women.
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.
Movie review: ‘Pacific Rim’ is American anime done right
If someone took "Godzilla" and combined it with "The Matrix," you might end up with "Pacific Rim." Stephen Romney reviews Guillermo del Toro's latest project.
‘Silent Hill: Revelation’ isn’t graceful, but is a step up for the series
Romney reviews the sequel to “Silent Hill” in theaters now.
How students can give back to the environment this Earth Day
Earth Day is more than just a date on the calendar; it's a holiday rooted in selfless tradition. Learn about local volunteer opportunities happening this week.
Watch this year’s hottest films for free at SLCC
Get your popcorn ready! Student Life and Leadership is bringing "Jurassic World" and other blockbusters to Salt Lake Community College campuses.
Special needs students find stability at Akshar School
With so many disabled Indian youth lacking assistance, the Akshar School has become a haven for special needs students.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Resident Evil: Revelations HD’ brings the series back to its...
Reporter Aldo Gomez reviews ‘Resident Evil: Revelations HD’: a horror survival game from the franchise that has also been updated to HD from the 3DS mobile platform.
‘Oblivion’ feels like a really long episode of ‘The Twilight Zone’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews comic-turned-film 'Oblivion.'
UMA conference encourages Hispanic students
Una Mano Amiga helps Hispanic or Latino students follow their educational dreams.
SLCC’s 2023 security report at a glance
In September, Salt Lake Community College released its annual public safety report, which details public safety efforts as well as statistics about crimes committed on or near SLCC campuses during the prior year.
Two brothers work to promote diversity and Native American heritage at SLCC
Joseph and Joey Du Shane-Navanick, twin brothers from the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, have helped reshape the college experience for other Native American students at Salt Lake Community College.