How SLCC is helping to uplift Utah’s climbing legacy
Salt Lake Community College has partnered with local instructors to offer rock climbing courses that prepare new climbers for outdoor terrain.
Advocates for Great Salt Lake take to the air to better understand the lake’s...
Educators, tribal elders and scientists team up with a nonprofit to get an aerial view of the endangered lake.
SLCC esports program seeks stability after funding reversal
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.
‘A really sad loss’: Weber State students talk about life after closing campus centers...
Without identity-based centers, students say “there’s less visibility” for marginalized groups on the Ogden campus.
LDS Student Association hosts campus activities to bring SLCC together
The Latter-day Saint Student Association hosts events throughout the school year to bring the student community closer, regardless of religious preference.
SLCC student clubs require planning and collaboration
Starting and running a club can help students build community around shared interests, but the process can also come with challenges.
What SLCC creatives can gain from UAA’s Connect program
Hosted by Utah Arts Alliance, the UAA Connect program can help students build artistic skills outside of school.
Resource roundup: A guide to SLCC’s free student services
From tutoring to free transit, Salt Lake Community College offers a wide range of academic and basic needs services across its campuses.
SLCC programs and services celebrate Earth Day with upcycled projects
The SLCC Fashion Institute, environmental studies, the Publication Center, and other campus services participated in Earth Day celebrations.
Celebrating National Library Week with poetry and pop-ups
The Student Writing and Reading Center is partnering with the Markosian Library at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus to celebrate National Library Week with pop-up libraries, handcrafted poetry, poetry readings, and a banned books display.
A conversation with SLCC’s poet laureate and how she’s keeping the poetry scene alive...
Brenda Sieczkowski, is an associate professor and director of the Publication Center, said she has a deep appreciation for her role as SLCC’s poet laureate, a position she’s held since 2023.
SLCC’s non-traditional students choose learning over degree paths
SLCC promotes itself as a place where anyone is welcome to learn, and several non-traditional students enjoy the ability to learn simply for enjoyment.