The effects of COVID-19 persist for several, including two SLCC English professors
Brittany Stephenson and Bernice Olivas still live with severe health issues several months after contracting COVID-19.
Photo exhibit depicts what a ‘beloved community’ means to kids
The “Beloved Community” photo exhibit features photography by students from multiple elementary and middle schools.
Op-ed: Navigating the world of family caretaking
Globe editor Ash Orduna gives a personal account detailing the weight of being a caregiver.
RJ Walker: From homeless to poetry slam phenom
SLCC student RJ Walker has overcome serious personal challenges to become a respected spoken word artist.
Program teaches skills for social change
SLICE offers service and leadership opportunities. Application deadline is March 29.
Feeling ‘SAD’ this winter? You’re not alone
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, affects millions of people during the winter months.
Mia Love talks politics at two SLCC campuses
The Utah congresswoman visited the South City and Taylorsville Redwood campuses earlier this week.
What does the end of affirmative action mean for higher ed?
After the U.S. Supreme Court's latest rulings on affirmative action, many higher education institutions will need to come up with race-neutral alternatives during the admissions process to reaching diversity goals.
Here’s the event lineup for this year’s Pride Week
The Utah Pride Center has organized several Pride events and celebrations, spanning from May 31 to June 4.
Fashion students design original collections
SLCC fashion students reveal the different inspirations behind their designs.
Internship is ‘capitol’ idea for one student
SLCC student Natalie Callahan returns from Washington, D.C. internship.
US government begins shipping free COVID-19 tests. Here’s how to order
The federal government purchased one billion rapid COVID-19 tests to distribute to Americans for at-home use.