Bruin Pantry helps ease food insecurity
The Bruin Pantry remains open during the pandemic to help SLCC students and staff.
Student fees generate different viewpoints
Every SLCC student pays student fees, but few know what they are paying for.
Sleep challenges worsened by pandemic
Stress and anxiety caused by the coronavirus pandemic can exacerbate sleep disorders like insomnia.
Advisors help students achieve excellence
The academic advisors at Salt Lake Community College give direction and guide students to meet their goals.
SLCC professors say math is a necessary part of a college education
Math may not be a student's favorite subject, but SLCC professors argue that it needs to be included as a general education requirement.
SLCC students remember Lauren McCluskey’s legacy
SLCC students participated in the Lauren McCluskey Awareness Walk on Friday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
SLCC e-Learning Office plugs students in to online classes
Taking classes online allows students to create their own schedule, but classes may be harder due to the less strict conditions. SLCC provides help for students and eLearning.
SLCC helps veterans feel at home
SLCC wants to serve those who have served in the military.
Keaton Charles Butler wins chapbook contest with “My Life as a Human”
Chapbook winner Keaton Charles Butler will be reading his winning work "My Life as a Human" on May 1.
SLCC hosting job fair today at Redwood Campus
Students are invited to speak with hundreds of companies today at the fall semester job fair.
Last chance to feel the ‘Heat’ at SLCC Black Box
"Heat" brings character driven story through its strong direction and acting. Last performance is Saturday, June 16, 2012.
Proposal to add all-gender restrooms in SLCC’s Applied Technology Building falls through
A spokesperson for Salt Lake Community College says current construction code prevents the inclusion of all-gender restrooms in plans for the Applied Technology Building.