SLCC’s semi-annual Student Speakers’ Showcase returns
Six student speakers will have a chance to earn a cash prize and a collegiate award during a special showcase event Thursday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
What does the end of affirmative action mean for higher ed?
After the U.S. Supreme Court's latest rulings on affirmative action, many higher education institutions will need to come up with race-neutral alternatives during the admissions process to reaching diversity goals.
Students can expect a new plaza area at the Redwood campus this fall
Ongoing construction at the Taylorsville Redwood campus will see the transformation of the Alder Amphitheater into a quad, with an expected completion date of Aug. 16.
SLCC Dance Co. president discusses the state of dance at the college
A lifelong dancer, SLCC Dance Company president Lauren Uribe hopes to see the college's dance department grow with greater enrollment in the future.
What it’s like to be a mortuary science student at SLCC
Salt Lake Community College’s intensive mortuary science program allows students to learn alongside licensed professionals.
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, a club of diversity and opportunity
SHPE offers an inclusive environment for Hispanic students interested in STEM subjects at Salt Lake Community College.
SLCC begins changes to stay in step with HB 265
The outcomes for Salt Lake Community College due to House Bill 265 will cause the relocation of programs and lead to the closure of a longstanding center.
As Sundance prepares to exit Utah, locals and filmmakers reflect on its legacy
As the Sundance Film Festival wraps its final run in Utah, locals and industry professionals reflect on its legacy and impact over the past five decades.
Panel discusses diversity at SLCC
A panel of four gather in the Oak Room of Taylorsville Redwood Campus' student center to discuss diversity at Salt Lake Community College on Feb. 1.
Keeping the Doctor away
Nadhirrah explains some of the benefits from eating an apple a day.
‘Star Trek’ goes ‘Into Darkness’ but not without retreading its predecessors
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews "Star Trek Into Darkness" and why the film is going boldly where the previous film went before, but not without some welcome additions.
Coloring Outside the Lines club members find comfort, support
SLCC students who join Coloring Outside the Lines discover an atmosphere of diversity and acceptance.