SLCC Student Council speaks on vaccine mandate exemptions
Read this letter from Danielle Higgs regarding the COVID-19 vaccine mandate that will take effect next semester.
SLCC staff member Thy Vu Mims remembered for what she gave to Salt Lake...
SLCC marketing manager Thy Vu Mims was killed by a suspected drunk driver during a police chase on Oct. 16.
Officials: Day care known for conspiracy theories houses children safely
Contrary to conspiracy theories, Fun Time Kidz Care in Salt Lake City is a functioning day care facility, and nothing else.
Housing project chief concern at Student Forum
SLCC President Deneece Huftalin answered multiple questions during a student forum Oct. 7 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
5 most haunted places in Salt Lake City
From sites of horrific murders to a historic military base that housed prisoners of war, five attractions stand out for being the scariest places in Salt Lake City.
Youth’s letter prompts re-evaluation of community center named after Columbus
In a letter to the South Salt Lake City Council, Javahjire France asked council members to change the name of the Columbus Community Center.
Finishing the semester strong: Professors share productivity tips
SLCC professors have advice to help students make the most of their time for the remainder of the year.
Labor and supply shortages create obstacles for SLCC’s on-campus dining
Labor shortages, supply outages and a large decrease in sales volume prevented SLCC campus cafes from fully opening.
SLCC reduces costs by working toward environmental sustainability
Salt Lake Community College has reduced energy usage for all campuses every year for the past five years.
Globe staff roundup: Fall favorites that don’t break the bank
Globe staffers share some of their favorite affordable fall activities.
Nightmare on 13th celebrates 31 years with a spirited return
Nightmare on 13th returned this year following a modified showing last Halloween season due to COVID-19 restrictions.
SLCC begins dispersing third batch of federal emergency aid to students
Salt Lake Community College started dispersing emergency student aid from the American Rescue Plan Act, or ARP Act.