Students learn art, science of candle making
The Undergraduate Research Coalition (URC) held a candle-making event Feb. 12 to foster creativity and community among SLCC students.
Drama Club does ‘A Little More Homework’
The Drama Club is hosting a night of musical theatre, dance and comedy next week at the Black Box.
Adults are proving it is not too late to start new challenges
From cognitive health benefits to the joy of personal growth, lifelong learning is proving to be a fulfilling journey that builds confidence in adults.
Veterans Business Resource Center puts veterans on path to entrepreneurship
Rick Brown and the Veterans Business Resource Center help former military members pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
21-Day Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge returns to SLCC
The 21-Day Racial Equity and Social Justice Challenge began Oct. 4 and runs weekdays through Nov. 1.
Women play hard in a man’s industry at SLCom
Women in Gaming prove that the boy’s industry is changing for the best.
SLCC students showcase growth at mid-spring band concert
After weeks of rehearsals, student musicians at Salt Lake Community College took the stage for a mid-spring band concert that highlighted the progress they made throughout the semester.
Anything but plain
SLCC has recently hosted some famous musical groups and singers such as Michelle Branch, Jabbawockeez and Neon Trees. This September 30, another famous band will...
In photos: SLCC’s 4th Annual Drag Show draws big crowd
Salt Lake Community College held its fourth annual drag show at South City Campus, where the Grand Theatre was nearly at capacity.
LGBTQ pride: Going beyond the rainbow flag
The LGBTQ+ community has increased its support for the Black liberation movement in recent months.
New dean for Gail Miller School of Business aspires to help others ‘break through...
Salt Lake Community College welcomed Trish Gorman as the new dean of the Gail Miller School of Business on Aug. 1.
Pandemic remote work produces mixed results for people with disabilities
Remote work has benefited some people with disabilities, but many employees and job seekers still encounter ableism and a lack of inclusion.












