A conversation with Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joined SLCC President Deneece Huftalin on an episode of SLCC Talk.
Legislature overturns Salt Lake County mask mandate; SLCC changes masking protocol
Utah lawmakers voted to rescind the mask mandates issued by Salt Lake and Summit counties.
First-place chapbook winner fulfills a promise to her late friend
SLCC alumna Amie Schaeffer, who won this year's chapbook contest for her collection of personal poetry, completed the project for her friend and mentor, Jeff Metcalf.
Globe staffers check out Nightmare on 13th’s 2022 showing, which features a new attraction
Staff members from The Globe share their experiences inside one of Utah's famous haunted houses, Nightmare on 13th.
After the shooting in Michigan, students question SLCC’s safety protocols
After the mass shooting at Michigan State University in February, some SLCC community members wonder what they would do if a similar event occurred on their own campus.
Dual language: An option for the Spanish-speaking community at SLCC
In a dual language course, students who are learning English can grasp key concepts without the additional burden of translating unfamiliar terms and definitions.
Las celebraciones del Día de Muertos en SLCC son más que sólo tradición
Las celebraciones del Día de los Muertos de la escuela ocurrieron el 1 y 2 de noviembre en los campus de West Valley y Taylorsville Redwood.
SLCC narrows presidential search to three finalists
SLCC announced Joshua D. Baker, Dean G. McCurdy, and Gregory F. Peterson as the potential candidates to succeed Deneece Huftalin as president of the college.
Designing fashion for the future at Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake Community College’s Fashion Institute at South City Campus hosted its 12th Annual Project Catwalk Design Contest on Nov. 22.
National Right to Read Day: It’s all about freedom
Local Utah libraries and their patrons celebrated Right to Read Day on April 7, which recognized the freedom to access information, find community, and learn at a library.
The financial struggle of the modern-day student
Financial aid and scholarships can help many SLCC students as they try to balance their education with their personal and professional lives.
Black History Month event highlights traditions through dance and personal culture
About 50 people came to explore and celebrate culture during Tradition in Motion: The Black Family Reunion on Feb. 10.