National Transfer Student Week bridges gap between students and the transfer process
The SLCC Transfer Center spotlighted resources and support systems that help students transition to four-year universities as part of National Transfer Student Week, which ran Oct. 20-24.
Community crafts visual poetry at the Markosian Library
The Student Writing and Reading Center and poet laureate Brenda Sieczkowski invited the community to indulge in and create visual poetry during a crafting event on April 20.
NYT bestselling author, Utah native shares her work of Black identity for SLCC reading
New York Times bestselling author Rio Cortez read several poems from her latest collection on April 12 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
New quad at Taylorsville Redwood Campus set in memory of former college president
A new student quad now bears the name of former SLCC president Jay L. Nelson.
Blood drives save lives: Where you can participate
This spring, the American Red Cross will conduct blood drives at the Taylorsville Redwood and Miller campuses.
Everything’s ‘F.I.N.E’ with Salt Lake Community College’s new film club
F.I.N.E (Film Industry Networking Events) began out of a desire to create a space on campus for sharing skills, building relationships, and inspiring film students.
SLCC club fundraiser spotlights women in film
The Film Industry Networking Events (F.I.N.E.) Club hosted its highly anticipated fundraiser on Feb. 13 at South City Campus.
Latinx Heritage celebrations at SLCC begin Sept. 19
Salt Lake Community College will once again commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month with four events this year.
SLCC joins #WashTheHate campaign to fight new outbreak
SLCC students and administrators joined the #WashTheHate campaign to combat racism and discrimination amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Joining a club is a rush
Club Rush is a convenient way for SLCC students to find out more about the different clubs on campus.
New ‘La Mortalidad’ exhibit focuses on life and its end
The "La Mortalidad" art exhibit features works from local and regional artists that explore the idea of mortality in Hispanic and Latinx culture.
Globe staffers reveal who they’d most like to interview
The Globe staff were asked who, of everyone who's ever lived, they would interview for their one “grail” interview.