Free flu shots available at SLCC this fall
The Center for Health and Counseling is hosting free flu shot clinics at several campuses this fall for students and staff.
How U can identify and protect yourself from Great Salt Lake dust storms
With over 50% of the lakebed exposed, researchers warn dust events are becoming more common, exposing Utahns along the Wasatch Front to dangerous airborne pollutants. We asked the professionals how Utahns can prepare.
Remembering the quiet kindness of Ken Nelson
SLCC colleagues share their memories of Ken Nelson, the longtime Publication Center specialist who died in July.
In photos: Bruin Bash welcomes Bruins back in style
Despite the rainy weather, SLCC's Bruin Bash attracted students, faculty and families. View photos from the party that kicked off the fall 2026 semester.
Letter from the editor: The importance of a student-driven newsroom
Current Globe editor-in-chief Amie Schaeffer aims to strengthen the connection between SLCC’s student newspaper and the SLCC students who make up our campuses.
A message to students from President Greg Peterson
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.
Unexpected elective classes to liven up your schedule
Elective classes give students a chance to try different areas of study and even help them figure out what career they want to pursue.
The perks of having a OneCard
The OneCard, the college ID for SLCC students, faculty and staff, includes some benefits that are often overlooked.
With graduation tassels and encouragement, Utahns celebrate earning degrees inside prison
Utahns who earned degrees from Salt Lake Community College while in prison celebrated the milestone with caps, gowns and tassels.
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.
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.