SLCC students take action against the use of plastic bags
More than 100 million plastic bags are thrown away every single year in the United States; some SLCC students are trying to bring that number down.
SLCC Dance Company ready to speak the ‘Language of Dance’
The SLCC Dance Company will perform their annual fall concert in The Grand Theatre on Nov. 21 and 22. Guadalupe Rodriguez previews the concert with photos from the rehearsal.
‘Wild’ author Cheryl Strayed shares her story of grief at Tanner Forum
As part of the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics lecture series, Cheryl Strayed shares her story of what it took to write her successful memoir. Contributing writer Julie Hirschi has the details.
Bruin Campus Cupboard an essential resource for hungry SLCC students
SLCC students who struggle to pay for food can visit the food pantry at South City Campus for assistance. Christopher Montoya has the story.
Stressed students can turn to Health and Wellness Services for relief
Health and Wellness Services offers a wide array of services to treat Salt Lake Community College students.
Latinos in Action club encourages inclusion, community involvement
The Latinos in Action club at Salt Lake Community College supports Latino students in their efforts to pursue a college education.
SLCC students demonstrate spirit of innovation at AES Convention
Club Resonance traveled to the Audio Engineering Society convention in Los Angeles, California, where one student won a silver medal for his innovative, wearable MIDI controllers.
Salt Lake Community College provides guidance, support to student veterans
Service members and their dependents who need help adjusting to college life will find assistance through SLCC Veterans Services.
Rumor has it ‘The Rimers of Eldritch’ at the Black Box is a real...
"The Rimers of Eldritch" displays exactly what can happen when we lose ourselves in gossip. Read a review of the play being performed at South City Campus.
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.
Students learn to take care of the dead through SLCC mortuary science program
Mortuary science students at Salt Lake Community College receive a learning experience found nowhere else in Utah.
SLCC student-turned-author debuts new fantasy book series
Robin Glassey recently released 'Secrets of Fathara', which is the first in the Azetha series. Learn about her journey from student to published author.