Revised Medicaid expansion bill signed into law
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert signed SB 96 into law last week, replacing the voter-approved Proposition 3.
SLCC recognizes Deans List and Presidents List students at annual ceremony
The Deans List recognizes SLCC students who have achieved a GPA of 3.5 to 3.79 and take 15 credits in a semester. Students who achieve a GPA of 3.8 or higher qualify for the even higher honor of making the Presidents List. Both were honored at this event.
Visiting professor shares language and culture of the Yolngu
A lecture was given about the history of an indigenous people in Austrialia and how they how they maintain their language and traditions.
Op-ed: National Park Service terminations
Assistant editor Pearl Ashton expounds on the consequences of National Park Service layoffs.
Warm up with the What’s Bruin coffee kiosk
SLCC students and employees at Taylorsville Redwood Campus can get their Starbucks fix without leaving campus at the What’s Bruin coffee kiosk.
Sundance returns to Grand Theatre after COVID hiatus
After three years of COVID interruption, the Sundance Film Festival has resumed in-person screenings at the Grand Theatre on South City Campus.
‘We wanted to share our story’: Why SLCC commissioned a Latinx mural
Agustin Bautista-Silva's butterfly mural reaffirms the experiences of Latinx students on campus through art.
Dirty words: Domestic violence; lifting the stigma
Tamra Rachol examines the stigma behind domestic violence.
South City theatre a hotspot for ghostly shenanigans
The Grand Theatre at the SLCC South City Campus has a reputation for being haunted.
This ‘Chimpanzee’ should find better representation
Chimpanzee has a decent core, but is dragged down by a mediocre story. It earns 3 / 5.
SLCC student Danielle Jelitto overcomes challenges to succeed
In May 2012, Danielle Renee Jelitto, a sophomore at Salt Lake Community College, will be the first member of her immediate family to graduate...
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.