Tribal leaders call for the passing of bill to protect Native children
Utah's Native American leaders urged the passing of House Bill 40, which aims to protect Native children during the adoption process and prioritize their placement in Indigenous homes.
Vigil at SLCC honors victims in Atlanta, spotlights AAPI voices
Students, faculty and community members joined together to support Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the aftermath of the Atlanta shooting spree.
5 steps to a successful graduation
If you’re planning on graduating this spring, make sure you’re following the correct guidelines to ensure success.
Movie review: ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’
“The Last Jedi” is neither the greatest, nor the worst, film in this fantasy/sci-fi saga. Simply, it’s a good, fun movie riddled with some glaring issues.
Fairytales go beyond happily-ever-after in the Grand’s production of ‘Into the Woods’
A review of The Grand Theatre’s production of “Into the Woods” playing now through Oct. 27.
Brooke Gladstone discusses media influences at SLCC lecture
Brooke Gladstone spoke at Salt Lake Community College on Oct. 27 about truth in journalism and how new media influences how we receive and share information.
SLCC professor receives honorable mention at California art competition
Salt Lake Community College professor Rob Adamson received honorable mention at the Carmel Art Festival plein air painting competition.
Ellucian app brings MyPage to mobile devices
Students can now access everything about Salt Lake Community College on their handheld devices. But despite its convenience, most students aren't using the new app.
Runners attempt to outrun the undead horde in the name of charity
On Saturday, October 4, runners of all ages pit their wits and cardiovascular endurance against a scenario lifted straight from George A. Romero: outrunning the living dead. Michael Gault's photo essay shows you the results of the 5KRunDead.
SLCC Student Association president and vice president elections March 7 and 8
Student Life and Leadership hopes that better advertising and convenient online options will increase voter turnout this semester.
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.
To our Black students, with love: Letters from our campus community to our students
Chuck Lepper, vice president of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, stands in solidarity with Black students at SLCC.