SLCC community holds solidarity event following racist message at South City Campus
The Black Student Union and Utah Criminology Student Association celebrated solidarity during an hour-long event on Feb. 10.
The Last Story makes for a charming and unique RPG experience
Romney reviews The Last Story, the latest role playing game for the Nintendo Wii to hit shelves.
SLCC raises the starting wage for on-campus work
Salt Lake Community College raised the hourly pay rate for students working on-campus jobs.
Firearms on campus: To carry or not to carry
SLCC allows any concealed carry permit holder to carry on campus. But the decision to do so varies from person to person.
‘Silent Hill: Revelation’ isn’t graceful, but is a step up for the series
Romney reviews the sequel to “Silent Hill” in theaters now.
Health center event informs students about contraception, consent
Salt Lake Community College held a first-of-its-kind event promoting modern sex education on March 27.
2nd annual Bearfoot Festival this Thursday
The Bearfoot Festival returns to the South City Campus for a second year. Learn more about this free community event filled with music and fun.
Indigenous storyteller, filmmaker tells Ute tales for SLCC event
SLCC kicked off its Native American Heritage Month celebrations by hosting Ute filmmaker and multimedia storyteller Larry Cesspooch on Nov. 8.
Six students revive club dedicated to helping Hispanic peers in STEM
Six SLCC students recently restarted the college’s chapter of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, which is dedicated to fostering Hispanic leadership in STEM.
SLCC narrows presidential search to three finalists
SLCC announced Joshua D. Baker, Dean G. McCurdy, and Gregory F. Peterson as the potential candidates to succeed Deneece Huftalin as president of the college.
Restaurant review: Navajo Hogan, frybread at its best
Navajo Hogan in South Salt Lake holds a world of art, tradition, history, community and delicious food -- especially warm, crispy frybread.
Op-ed: Turning anxiety into action
As the future of the United States feels uncertain, Frank Vales offers recommendations on how to channel the anxiety into something productive.