Horizonte grants help high school students
Salt Lake Community College has been awarded funding for two grants through a pilot program that will help alternative high school students get to...
SLCC President moonlights as welder, heavy metalist
Dr. Huftalin has an edge to her that is largely unknown to students. Tamara Brune-Wharton has the details.
Pre Med Club helps students be well rounded
More than a diploma is often required to earn employment in today's job market. Higher-paying employers are looking at extracurricular activities more and more...
Opinions differ on best time to study
Students say the best time to do homework is the time that best fits their schedule.
SLCC, Cyprus Credit Union collaborate to offer Financial Wellbeing Program
Salt Lake Community College and Cyprus Credit Union recently formed a partnership to bring a financial literacy education program to students.
Honors Program strengthens community and student success
The SLCC Honors Program gives students a chance to strengthen academics, relieve financial pressure and join a community of peers who push them to succeed.
SLCC men’s basketball wins District 1 Championship, earns NJCAA tournament berth
SLCC took down Cochise College to earn an automatic bid to the NJCAA national tournament.
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.
Black History Month celebration continues with poetry slam
Students enjoy some rhymes with their lunch at the Taylorsville Redwood Student Center.
Organizations join forces to treat and release cats roaming SLCC campus
Heidi Bledsoe has an update on the wild cats that live at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Hidden transfer glitches
Salt Lake Community College is a two-year institution; meaning most of you will be transferring to a four-year school with or without an associate's...
SLCC to join Great Utah ShakeOut on April 16
SLCC will ask students, faculty and staff to "drop, cover and hold on" during a statewide earthquake drill on Thursday.