Panelists share stories of abuse, healing
An overdue discussion took place at SLCC's Grand Theatre. The discussion covered experiences with abuse and healing from abuse.
Local Lowdown: Make the summit
Have you ever been to 11,000 feet and taken in the view of the valley from above? Many skiers and snowboarders have when they...
Are the “Occupy” protests effective?
Lately I have been watching the news and seeing the stories about the Occupy Wall Street protesters and I can't seem to get a...
Joe Biden projected to win 2020 presidential election
Projected victories in Pennsylvania and Nevada will give Joe Biden enough electoral votes to become the 46th president of the United States.
SLCC alters grade options amid COVID-19
Salt Lake Community College is allowing students to choose a pass or withdrawal option for any spring 2020 course.
You won’t feel ripped off by ‘Identity Thief’ at a dollar theater
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews "Identity Thief", a decent film, but not one worth seeing at a full price theater..
Fun facts about the history of Halloween
Do you know the significance of dressing up in costumes or carving a jack-o'-lantern for Halloween? Carlos Artiles-Fortun brings you a brief history of the holiday.
Bruin Days aim to amp up student involvement
The SLCC Student Association hosts Bruin Days events at several campuses to boost student involvement.
Civic engagement builds community at SLCC
The Community Engagement Fair showcases several Thayne Center community partners.
Yoga instructor promotes life of mindfulness
SLCC alum Amanda Jones teaches yoga to enrich the lives of students and faculty.
Degree or certificate? Students have a choice
A major dilemma for many SLCC students is deciding between an associate degree or a certificate of completion. Read what advisors and current students had to say about the two options.
Lawsuit filed against Utah demanding action to save the Great Salt Lake
A coalition of environmental groups has filed a lawsuit against the state of Utah, accusing political leaders and agencies of not doing enough to save the Great Salt Lake.