SLCC students help each other find jobs during crisis
As the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on local businesses, SLCC students are sharing job opportunities with their unemployed classmates.
Photos: Bruin Bash launches fall 2022 semester
SLCC welcomed students back to campus for the fall 2022 semester by hosting the Bruin Bash on Thursday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Taking part in a dialogue; more than just a conversation
The SLCC Community voices their opinions in powerful dialogue on diversity at the Diversity Dinner on March 5, 2014.
What you can do to reduce Finals Week stress
As final week approaches, de-stress fest helps students find some relief. Read on for some simple techniques you can put in your study routine.
String quintet Sybarite5 in concert at SLCC
Student Life and Leadership holds a night of dinner and music with string remixes of Radiohead tunes.
The Bruin Parade Band marches through town
SLCC's Bruin Parade Band performs across the Salt Lake valley during the summer.
Letter from the editor: We are Bruins, hear us roar!
Sean Stetson, current editor-in-chief of The Globe, reaches out to fellow SLCC students in this letter from the editor.
Top 5 apps for college students
Browse these five apps to turn your smartphone into a student survival kit.
South City theatre a hotspot for ghostly shenanigans
The Grand Theatre at the SLCC South City Campus has a reputation for being haunted.
OneCard to include free UTA benefits
Starting August 1, SLCC students and staff will be able to ride UTA buses, TRAX, FrontRunner and other services for free.
Push for ‘transgender’ court naming to continue despite roadblock at Pride picnic
The Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center is collecting feedback about naming a South City Campus courtyard in support of the transgender community, after SLCC administration did not give final approval.
From photojournalist to public servant: Bruin alum Jesse Valdez aims for mayoral seat
When Jesse Valdez graduated from Salt Lake Community College, he never imagined he would be running for mayor of his hometown.