Sports briefs: Women’s volleyball splits home weekend, moves up in NJCAA poll
After a weekend split vs. CSI and NIC, the Bruins move up a spot in the NJCAA rankings.
New building raises concerns, requires patience: part 2
Accessibility challenges for those with disabilities at the Center for New Media.
Why students shouldn’t stress about rising tuition costs
SLCC is proposing a tuition increase for the 2020-21 school year.
SLCC’s 2023 security report at a glance
In September, Salt Lake Community College released its annual public safety report, which details public safety efforts as well as statistics about crimes committed on or near SLCC campuses during the prior year.
Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center hopes to add its services to orientation
Several SLCC students and staff members support the idea of including the Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center in the college's orientation material.
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, a club of diversity and opportunity
SHPE offers an inclusive environment for Hispanic students interested in STEM subjects at Salt Lake Community College.
Jimmer, other NBA players to play at SLCC
With the end of the NBA lockout nowhere in sight, many NBA players are banding together to play exhibition games in various cities across...
SLCC battles BYU, U of U in chess competition
SLCC, BYU and U of U students participated in the Utah Collegiate Chess Championship at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Marc Hanson has the details.
New SLCCSA VP ‘having the ride of my life’
Josselyn Ramos is in her first term as vice president of the SLCC Student Association.
Black Panther Party co-founder Bobby Seale inspires next generation of activists
Black Panther Party co-founder Bobby Seale believes this generation of students will carry on his party's message.
SLCC launches first ski lift mechanic program in Utah
SLCC received $290,000 in grants to fund the recently established Ski Lift Maintenance Level 1 program, which aims to provide more workers for the high-demand industry.
Anti-abortion group holds graphic protest at SLCC
The Genocide Awareness Project displayed graphic images and controversial messages, upsetting students at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.