‘Wreck-it-Ralph’ is Disney’s love letter to gamers
Romney reviews the latest addition to the Pixar family, Wreck-it-Ralph.
Blood: thicker than water, more precious than gold
SLCC student to hold a walk-a-thon to promote awareness and research for rare genetic blood disorder.
‘World War Z’ a mix of interesting ideas and needless fluff
Reporter Stephen Romney reviews the zombie film 'World War Z' starring Brad Pitt. Find out how this book adaptation manages to shine in certain areas despite some odd plotlines and camera work.
Veterans Center staff take care of their own
Get to know the Veterans Center and how they help SLCC student veterans.
All-American Malia Campos has the Bruins sprinting towards a national championship
Malia Campos is a left handed hitting machine for the Bruins softball team.
Meal plan incentivizes eating on campus
SLCC has added some perks to encourage more students to use the food courts.
In a desert of pop culture conventions, Salt Lake Comic Con is an oasis
With a rise in nerd culture and conventions in Utah, Salt Lake Comic Con may fill a need that many Utahn’s demand.
SLCC committed to helping veterans
For over 30 years, there has been a Veterans Center located at Salt Lake Community College.
The original function of the 178-square-foot office was to...
Petition to lower tuition has teeth
Salt Lake Community College’s Student Life and Leadership is participating in Education First’s petition to lower tuition. The Board of Regents will present the...
Rapid STI testing is now available at Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake Community College recently introduced rapid STI testing for students. Faculty and staff are welcome to use this service as well, given appointment availability.
Another virtual event disrupted by racist Zoom bombing
Internet trolls posted racist and pornographic images during the Transformative Justice and Abolition Criminology Conference on Friday.
How Utah’s colleges are preparing for an active shooter
A spike in mass shootings during the last decade, coupled with last year's school shootings, prompted security teams at Utah's leading higher education institutions to double down on active shooter protocols.