Movie Review: ‘Need for Speed’ gives audiences fast cars and furious driving
'Need for Speed' breaks bad at the theaters.
SLCCSA President-elect Carlos Moreno
President-elect Carlos Moreno wants to be an approachable president to the student body.
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.
Bruins dance past Mesa Community College, head to Nationals
SLCC moves on to the Division 1 Basketball National Championship after defeating Mesa Community College 75-59.
Norma Carr to retire from SLCC after 25 years
Athletic Director Norma Carr calls it a career at Salt Lake Community College after 25 years of service. Carr will retire at the end of July.
SLCC e-Learning Office plugs students in to online classes
Taking classes online allows students to create their own schedule, but classes may be harder due to the less strict conditions. SLCC provides help for students and eLearning.
What the OneCard can do for you
SLCC students can receive a OneCard to use when enrolled, but many are unaware of its benefits like a free massage, discounts, and even use it as a debit card.
Film Review: Planes, cursed dreams and war in the final film of Hayao Miyazaki
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the beautifully animated swan song from Hayao Miyazaki, 'The Wind Rises.'
Theft highlights most common campus crime
A recent crime at the South City campus brings to light the frequency of theft at SLCC campuses.
Utahns unite for Venezuela!
Utahns rally to support Venezuela in their protest against the current president Nicolás Maduro.
Photographer’s nerves put to the test during photo shoot with Governor
SLCC student Jimmie Breedlove recalls his class assignment to photograph current Governor Gary Herbert.
Students: take action against tuition and fees increases
Tuition and fees are on the rise again, but students can do something to try to stem the tide.