President Greg Peterson smiling for a portrait

A message to students from President Greg Peterson

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Whether you’re beginning college for the first time, returning after time away or preparing for the next step in your career, we’re glad you’re here.
Richard uses his MIG welder

Unexpected elective classes to liven up your schedule

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Elective classes give students a chance to try different areas of study and even help them figure out what career they want to pursue.
Chris standing among the phragmites

He’s not a scientist. But he’s on a mission to save the Great Salt...

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Chris Carlson is the creative director of GSL Luxury, a fashion advocacy project for Utah’s largest body of water.
Festivalgoers socializing and walking past vendor booths on a city street

SLC Pride creates free, inclusive alternative to Utah Pride

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Bonnie O’Brien, the festival director of SLC Pride, along with other volunteers, rallied to bring the free queer festival to life in 2024.
Example of a current OneCard design for FT staff

The perks of having a OneCard

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The OneCard, the college ID for SLCC students, faculty and staff, includes some benefits that are often overlooked.
SLCC graduates wearing black caps and gowns

With graduation tassels and encouragement, Utahns celebrate earning degrees inside prison

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Utahns who earned degrees from Salt Lake Community College while in prison celebrated the milestone with caps, gowns and tassels.
Climber ascending a rock wall with an instructor standing below

How SLCC is helping to uplift Utah’s climbing legacy

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Salt Lake Community College has partnered with local instructors to offer rock climbing courses that prepare new climbers for outdoor terrain.
Aerial view of Great Salt Lake from a plane in flight

Advocates for Great Salt Lake take to the air to better understand the lake’s...

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Educators, tribal elders and scientists team up with a nonprofit to get an aerial view of the endangered lake.
People playing computer games during an esports tournament

SLCC esports program seeks stability after funding reversal

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The SLCC esports program saw its funding restored after a brief rollback during the fall 2025 semester. But for players and coaches, uncertainty has not entirely disappeared.
Multiple people standing and talking inside a lounge area with a Black Cultural Center sign near the entrance

‘A really sad loss’: Weber State students talk about life after closing campus centers...

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Without identity-based centers, students say “there’s less visibility” for marginalized groups on the Ogden campus.
View of east entrance to the LDS Institute of Religion building

LDS Student Association hosts campus activities to bring SLCC together

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The Latter-day Saint Student Association hosts events throughout the school year to bring the student community closer, regardless of religious preference.
Several people dancing outside in a courtyard

SLCC student clubs require planning and collaboration

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Starting and running a club can help students build community around shared interests, but the process can also come with challenges.