Derek Chauvin found guilty in murder of George Floyd
Former police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted Tuesday on two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter in the killing of George Floyd.
VITAL program helps SLCC veterans make transition from battlefield to classroom
The Veterans Integration to Academic Leadership program assists veterans as they transition into civilian and student life.
Students ‘Shiver & Sigh’ at Folio publication launch
Students, instructors, families and friends all gathered for the “Folio” gallery and multimedia event last Thursday at the Markosian Library on the Taylorsville Redwood...
I love summer school…really
Summer break has finally come. I would guess that most students look forward to this time of year, especially the last few weeks leading...
Hall of Fame coach, Jazz legend Jerry Sloan dies at 78
Brian Preece looks back on the life and career accomplishments of former Utah Jazz coach and NBA Hall of Famer, Jerry Sloan.
Robots rebound and rumble at the Maverik Center
Teams of high students square off in a three day basketball-themed robotics competition on March 15-17.
Students invited to Truth In Tuition event
SLCC officials will explain the latest tuition increase proposal on Wednesday, March 2.
President Huftalin honored at Women’s Leadership Celebration at Sundance Film Festival
SLCC President Deneece Huftalin received a leadership in education award at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
How to avoid the pitfalls of student loans
Many students turn to student loans as a way to pay for college. Learn what you can do to lower your chances of having long-term debt after you graduate.
The old Admin Building went out like a wrecking ball
With the new Administration Building now complete on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus, SLCC tears down the nearly 50-year old Jay L. Nelson Administration Building.
Blood: thicker than water, more precious than gold
SLCC student to hold a walk-a-thon to promote awareness and research for rare genetic blood disorder.
Girls Who Smash: A smashburger worth fighting for
The queer women-owned burger pop-up Girls Who Smash is challenging the status quo, one smashburger at a time.