Voices Amplified: April 20, 2023
Hear from a student attempting to ban bark softening procedures and student documentarians as they discuss their projects on this episode of Voices Amplified.
Here’s what to know about Opill, the first over-the-counter contraceptive pill
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved Opill, the first over-the-counter birth control pill; Opill is expected to be available for purchase in early 2024.
SLCC accommodates student mothers during, after pregnancy
Salt Lake Community College students can find pregnancy and postpartum accommodations through the school's accessibility and disability services.
Salt Lake Comic Con 2013: photos from Day 3
Sept. 7, 2013 brought the first Salt Lake Comic Con to an epic close. With the Salt Palace Convention Center packed to capacity, "Globe" photographer James Nguyen captured some of the fun on the final day.
Two poets discuss mother tongues and ‘their right to coexist’ for SLCC event
Presented primarily in Spanish, the event “Mother Tongues and Their Right to Coexist” focused on the systemic erasure and importance of Indigenous languages.
‘The Landscape En Plein Air!’ exhibition showcases SLCC student art
An exhibit of landscape paintings by SLCC art students, instructors, and other local artists ran from May 16 to June 21 in the Eccles Art Gallery at South City Campus.
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 students donate blood to American Red Cross
The American Red Cross visited four SLCC campuses in early February to collect blood from students and employees.
SHPE, un club de diversidad y oportunidades
SHPE ofrece un ambiente inclusivo para los estudiantes hispanos interesados en las materias STEM en Salt Lake Community College.
Federal cuts to PBS, NPR cause concern in the SLCC community
SLCC students and others react to Donald Trump's recent executive order to cut public subsidies to PBS and NPR.
Photos: Folk Festival at International Peace Gardens
The annual Folk Festival at the International Peace Gardens of Salt Lake City celebrated fashion, music and performing arts from a variety of cultures.
Students checked out edible books at the library
Event at Markosian Library involved books, food, judges and imagination.