Murals paint memories of those lost to police violence across the US
In recent years, artists in Salt Lake City and other U.S. cities have painted "gravestone murals" to commemorate people killed by police across the country.
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.
Markosian Library to undergo renovation
The Markosian Library at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus will be going through some major changes in order to better serve the information and learning...
Lyndsey Madrigal becomes NJCAA Division I Softball All-American
Salt Lake Community College freshman Lyndsey Madrigal earned a place on the NJCAA Softball All-America Team.
“what I thought I saw” brings diversity to print
An event at Art Access Gallery brings four women to talk about their new book, which is a collaborative work with strong SLCC ties.
Summer is the season for internships
U. career ambassador McKinley Rennison shares some tips to help students land a summer internship.
SLCC promotes LGBTQ equality and acceptance
SLCC welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning students and their allies.
Cutting art against the grain
Hobby turns to profit when artists Craig Kalfaolu and Johnny Doyle carve a new niche market out of wooden sculptures.
Professors shift lectures to remote instruction during COVID-19 pandemic
As SLCC students and professors transition to online-only classes, one professor is creating engaging content to help navigate uncharted territory.
SLCC observes Juneteenth with planned celebration
Salt Lake Community College will host its first official Juneteenth celebration on June 22.
Revised Medicaid expansion bill signed into law
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert signed SB 96 into law last week, replacing the voter-approved Proposition 3.
‘Olympus Has Fallen’…into ‘Die Hard’ territory
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the newest action film to hit theaters, "Olympus Has Fallen."