Learn to write a children’s book today
The SLCC Community Writing Center is hosting a children's books workshop March 14 and 21.
It’s all fun and games with SLCC esports
As the national popularity of esports continues to grow, a path to success now exists for gamers at Salt Lake Community College.
‘Mise en place’ for future SLCC Culinary Institute
The college's culinary arts program is taking steps to accommodate an evolving market.
Fashion student reveals inspiration behind Comic Con costume
Sara Thompson shares her love for cosplay and fashion in this exclusive Globe interview.
Dance and donate, ‘All Night Long’
SLCC is hosting two dance parties this semester to give students an opportunity to have fun and donate to the community.
Monthlong series of Pride events returns to SLCC
SLCC will celebrate Pride while aiming to educate and bolster inclusion and recognition of the LGBTQ community.
Salt Lake Film Society: Keeping independent cinema alive
The Salt Lake Film Society created SLFS@Home to continue screening films during the coronavirus pandemic.
Professor enlightens with economic forum
Makoto Nakai, Ph.D. speaks about the future of the Japanese economy, and warns of the dangers of stubbornly fixed thinking in Japanese industry.
Bruin Bash happening this Friday
The Bruin Bash is coming early this year. Learn more about the free festival.
SLCC students remember Lauren McCluskey’s legacy
SLCC students participated in the Lauren McCluskey Awareness Walk on Friday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Free drop-in fitness classes offered to SLCC community
Students, faculty and staff at Salt Lake Community College can take a variety of free fitness classes across three campuses through the Drop-In Fitness Class program.
Crowded concert series leaves a bad smell in the air
After switching to $5 dollar tickets, the Twilight Concert Series has become extremely popular, but cheap tickets might mean a cheap experience.