SLCC Green Academy prepares for a greener future
Salt Lake Community College's Green Academy presents new opportunities for students interested in energy management careers such as working in Solar Photovoltaic Systems.
UTA provides free transit to SLCC students
SLCC students can now ride UTA buses and trains at no cost.
Herriman Campus finally opens its doors with start of fall 2023 semester
The new Herriman Campus, which had been in planning for more than a decade, finally opened its doors on Aug. 22 to prospective SLCC and U. students living in the south end of the Salt Lake Valley.
As pandemic drags on, drag kings and queens continue performing online
Many entertainers switched to livestreaming during the pandemic to stay connected with fans and allies.
Award winning country group Gloriana to perform at SLCC
American Country Award winning band Gloriana and guest artist Tyler Hilton will perform at SLCC's annual fall concert Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Here’s what to know about Opill, the first over-the-counter contraceptive pill
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved Opill, the first over-the-counter birth control pill; Opill is expected to be available for purchase in early 2024.
Accessibility, inclusion take center stage at two SLC theaters
Two Salt Lake City theaters aim to improve the experience for people with disabilities, both on the stage and in the audience.
The Weekly Reel: Animation shortcuts and techniques
The artistic methods used in animation are similar the world over. Stephen Romney talks about four techniques that are common in both anime and western animation.
‘Wild’ author Cheryl Strayed shares her story of grief at Tanner Forum
As part of the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics lecture series, Cheryl Strayed shares her story of what it took to write her successful memoir. Contributing writer Julie Hirschi has the details.
‘Keep a Bruin Warm’ shields students from the cold
Kelly Brown recaps the "Keep a Bruin Warm" donation drive and encourages SLCC students and faculty to support those in need.
Letter to the Editor: Updating inclusive restroom signage initiative
Joyce Wambuyi and Emma Jones address changes to SLCCSA's inclusive restroom signage initiative after Utah House Bill 257 was signed into law.
Murals paint memories of those lost to police violence across the US
In recent years, artists in Salt Lake City and other U.S. cities have painted "gravestone murals" to commemorate people killed by police across the country.