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Dozens of SLCC students presented their undergraduate research for the third-annual Undergraduate Projects and Research Conference.

Dozens of SLCC students and employees congregated at Taylorsville Redwood Campus to witness the solar eclipse on Monday.

Over 200 local high school students recently visited South City Campus to learn more about the SLCC fashion program.

For students in search of a restaurant that offers both affordability and atmosphere, Dali Crepes could be the sweet spot.

Dr. Dalia Salloum shared her perspective on the world of STEM and the concept of “steminism” during a presentation on March 20.

The public is invited to learn about the legal, cultural and social complexities that undocumented people face, with a focus on undocumented college students, during a series of events organized by the SLCC Dream Center.

A lifelong dancer, SLCC Dance Company president Lauren Uribe hopes to see the college's dance department grow with greater enrollment in the future.

The SLCC community congregated inside the Taylorsville Redwood campus on March 19 for an interfaith iftar -- a more inclusive variation on the Muslim observance of Ramadan.

Se ha demostrado que los estudiantes de cuatro de las universidades más grandes de Utah tienen sentimientos encontrados sobre la presencia de armas en sus campus, especialmente teniendo en cuenta el creciente número de tiroteos en colegios y universidades de todo el país en los últimos años.

Maren Archibald, Leah Call and Caitlin Keith attended a concealed firearm permit class to better understand the legal and social environment surrounding guns in our state.

Students at four of the largest colleges in Utah are shown to have mixed feelings about the presence of guns on their campuses, especially given the rising number of shootings at colleges and universities across the country in recent years.

Hundreds of attendees and more than 60 employers participated in the spring Job and Internship Fair at the Taylorsville Redwood campus on March 13.