SLCCSA throws bash to celebrate new school year
Many students who attended Bruin Bash enjoyed themselves last Thursday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Bruins volleyball struggles in Iowa, enters home opener with 1-3 record
The team played each of its losses to 5 matches; fans could make the difference this weekend.
Utahns rally for better air quality
Over 4,000 Utahns rally together to demand cleaner air from big business.
ROTC Field Training: Making an Officer, Day 2
Day two begins
0500: Wake up. We woke up to some booming mortar from another group training on the base.
On a side note: last night's...
2 ways to find volunteer opportunities in Utah
The Thayne Center at SLCC and the United Way's 2-1-1 service help students who want to give back to the community.
‘Invisible No More’ photo exhibit commemorates historic march
A crowd gathered at West Valley Center on Friday to view a new photo exhibit that remembers the Dignity March, a historic demonstration that took place in Salt Lake City in 2006.
Utah election update: McAdams concedes House race to Owens; Cox wins race for governor
See the latest numbers from the 2020 election in Utah.
SLCC Dance Company presents eMOTION in MOTION
SLCC's Dance Company merges colors and sounds in the multimedia performance eMotion in Motion.
Living in the shadows: Legal battle leaves undocumented immigrants in limbo
Immigration is a complicated and emotional topic that affects thousands of Utahns. A recent discussion at South City Campus brings attention to the problems faced by undocumented immigrants and offers further insight into possible solutions.
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.
B-Line shuttle service adds Jordan and Miller campuses
The SLCC B-Line expands its route in order to accommodate students by adding Miller and Jordan campuses.
This is The (raunchy, risqué, random, and self-referential) ‘End’
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'This is The End,' a surprisingly funny movie about the end of the world and the celebrities that must survive in it.