Free flu shots for Bruins this October
The Center for Health and Counseling will provide free influenza shots for SLCC students and employees across four campus locations in October.
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen speaks at SLCC on social media regulation
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen gave a keynote speech and participated in a panel discussion on social media regulation and teen mental health on Nov. 7 in Salt Lake Community College’s Grand Theatre.
Shared mobility devices present some safety issues for riders and others
Publicly accessible shared mobility devices such as dockless e-scooters offer a cost-effective means of transportation within Salt Lake City. But these systems come with their own set of responsibilities.
Slamdance co-founder shares lessons learned
Peter Baxter shared his expertise with SLCC film and communication students last week at South City Campus.
College students in Utah respond to the presence of firearms on campus
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.
Launch Leads CEO Scott Smith: ‘You have to believe in yourself’
Scott Smith, president and CEO of Launch Leads in Murray, offers advice to future entrepreneurs.
Dietitian reviews student answers to nutrition questions
Carly Alba, an outpatient clinical dietitian at Intermountain Medical Center and an adjunct professor at SLCC, explains the daily nutritional needs of students.
Voices Amplified: March 2, 2023
Learn more about Great Salt Lake legislation and hear from local band Poolhouse on this episode of Voices Amplified on KRCL.
Mind the Gap Festival returns to celebrate women’s pay equality
The Mind the Gap Festival celebrated International Women's Day by highlighting women's leadership, economic equity, and the power of representation.
Globe staff picks to celebrate Valentine’s Day
Deciding on a Valentine’s Day activity can be a conundrum. Globe staff writer Lucas Davison put together a list of things to do, no matter your relationship status.
Utah Home Show cook-off features SLCC culinary students
Culinary students put their skills to the test in a battle of the sexes at the South Towne Exposition Center. Elysa Giles has more on this story.
Former chair of the Northwestern Shoshone Nation details Salt Lake’s historical significance
Darren Parry, former chair of the Northwestern Shoshone Nation, discussed his people's relationship with the Great Salt Lake during a panel discussion on Sept. 28.