Bruin men’s basketball causes turbulence for USU-Eastern Golden Eagles
SLCC's basketball team clips the wings on the No. 11 ranked USU-E eagles with a score of 90-74 on Jan. 11.
‘15 to Finish’ campaign to help students graduate on time
Over the course of four semesters, students who take 15 credits a semester will complete the same amount of coursework as those who take 12 credits for five semesters – graduating more quickly and paying less for school.
5 Reasons to attend an SLCC basketball game
Both of SLCC's basketball teams are off to a hot start and there's more than one good reason to watch a Bruin basketball game.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Dr. Luigi’: A bittersweet pill to swallow
To finish off the Year of Luigi, Nintendo adds a new twist to the classic Dr. Mario franchise by putting the green brother in charge of prescriptions. For Wii U
Women’s basketball: Bruins calm the Chemeketa Storm
SLCC's Women's Basketball continues to win at the Coca Cola Invitational by running over another team, Chemeketa Community College, and extending their record with another win.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds’
Web Editor Aldo Gomez reviews the latest and freshest entry into the Legend of Zelda franchise, A Link Between Worlds.
Taylorsville Redwood Campus no longer home to SLCC dance classes
Dance classes have been moved off of Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Administration asks for patience.
Eclipse sings a cappella Christmas
Keeping the tradition alive, Eclipse returns to perform their ninth Christmas concert at Salt Lake Community College.
SLCC connects vibrant music scene with community
Local aspiring musicians can look to the Center for Arts & Media as a place to build connections.
Women’s Basketball finds footing against Gillette
The lady bruins basketball team comes out with a fiery aggression against Gillette College, beating them 72 to 60 in a competitive battle.
Movie review: No sparks flame ‘Catching Fire’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the latest film in the Hunger Games franchise, but 'Catching Fire' doesn't ignite any flames.
Sincere gratitude for a life-saving team
Staff Writer Djinni Yancey gives thanks to Blalock, Taussig and Thomas for their contribution to medical science when they created a life saving procedure 69 years ago.