SLCC student aims to change game night
Those who can't put their phones down can participate in a new party game.
Congolese students become first all-refugee graduating class of SLCC entrepreneur program
Bennett Muhoza and several other Congolese refugee students graduated from the Everyday Entrepreneur Program at Salt Lake Community College.
Entrepreneurs take many paths to success
Entrepreneurs often have humble beginnings, but their success stories can inspire others.
Pop-up market showcases local Black entrepreneurs
Events like the Black Business Pop-Up showcase entrepreneurship while fostering community and cultural exchange.
Watchtower Coffee and Comics moves into new digs
Watchtower Coffee and Comics set up shop one block west on Main Street before the coronavirus outbreak forced them to close.
Shop local to boost your community all year round
Amie Schaeffer spoke to three local businesses to learn about the benefits of buying local during the coronavirus pandemic.
James Gehrke of Magnify: Self-awareness fundamental to strong leadership
James Gehrke, founder of Magnify Leadership and Development, used the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program at SLCC to turn his idea into a business primed for success.
Rising rent costs put a strain on SLCC students
Rental prices continue to adversely affect Salt Lake Community College students, but other forms of financial assistance exist on campus.
Officials: Day care known for conspiracy theories houses children safely
Contrary to conspiracy theories, Fun Time Kidz Care in Salt Lake City is a functioning day care facility, and nothing else.
DECA, Interior Design Club embrace the spirit of giving
As the holidays grow near, we shine a brief spotlight on two SLCC clubs who spread goodwill and holiday cheer.
Western Timber Frame: A small business success story
Bradley Lavery overcame personal and professional setbacks on his path to CEO of Western Timber Frame, a premier custom timber-kit vendor.
Netflix announces biggest price hike yet
The streaming site announced that it will raise prices by 13 to 18 percent.