5 textbook solutions every student should know
Textbooks are a necessity in many college classes. Here are a few ways SLCC students can find their books cheap and fast.
With the holidays here, some students note a lack of time off for their...
As most schools emphasize traditional American holidays, students with a different religion or ethnic background may not get much of a break.
President’s Art Show remains popular despite coronavirus concerns
The 2020 SLCC President's Art Show received a higher-than-expected number of submissions amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z’: It looks the same,...
It’s yet another Dragon Ball Z fighting game and while it incorporates elements from the new movie, it also introduces new mechanics making the series feel fresh yet again.
The man behind the wrap: remembering Jonathan Stowers
SLCC professor Jonathan Stowers passed away last December; his artwork is on display at South City Campus in memoriam. Jordan Bagley shares his views on Stowers' work.
Art installation illuminates Gallivan Center, downtown SLC
The “GLOW” art exhibit returned to the Gallivan Center in November, and will be featured until Feb. 28.
Students and e-portfolio: squeaky wheels and kaleidoscopes
Although SLCC's e-portfolio requirement elicits many complaints, some students have begun to realize its potential for deeper learning and personal expression.
Inge Auerbacher shares her story of survival
Holocaust survivor Dr. Inge Auerbacher shared her experiences with SLCC students on Nov. 12.
SLCC honors recently retired music professor
Friends, family, students and alumni gathered at South City Campus to honor Lyle Archibald.
Diversity in skilled labor is increasing. Disparities still exist, but the industry is making...
As more diverse tradespeople enter the job market, inclusion and equity become increasingly important components at technical schools and workplaces.
Students learn to take care of the dead through SLCC mortuary science program
Mortuary science students at Salt Lake Community College receive a learning experience found nowhere else in Utah.