The geomatics degree is back at SLCC
Starting next fall semester, students at SLCC will be able to get a degree in Geomatics, also known as land surveying. On Dec. 9...
Open educational resources cut learning costs
Open-source materials allow students and faculty to opt out of traditional high-priced textbooks.
Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center strives to cultivate community
Since its opening in October 2019, the Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center has offered classes and events to keep students connected and cultivate...
Year in review reveals future of tuition increases
Despite the fact that Governor Herbert continues to talk about the importance of an educated workforce, students who attend Salt Lake Community College saw...
5 cheap lunch spots near Redwood Campus
Hungry? Here are five cheap lunch ideas near the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
SLCC students take initiative to help the earth
"Every program in the Thayne Center - from Alternative Spring Break to Service Council, service-learning to Civically Engaged Scholars - has a set of...
Energy Management degree: Earn money saving the world
This December, Billy Giblin will be one of the first 10 students graduating with an AAS degree in Energy Management from Salt Lake Community...
Book Scholarship gives students a financial break
SLCC's Student Life and Leadership to help student's book purchases for the semester of spring 2014 with a scholarship.
Mental wellness event at SLCC encourages students to ‘feel’ their emotions
Hosted by the Center for Health and Counseling, the two-hour "FEELS" event aimed to teach students that all emotions are healthy and necessary.
5 textbook solutions every student should know
Textbooks are a necessity in many college classes. Here are a few ways SLCC students can find their books cheap and fast.
SLCC pantry expands to provide more options
After moving into a larger space, the Bruin Cupboard can now accommodate more donations.
SLCC professor guides students through music
Craig Ferrin, a music professor at Salt Lake Community College, has been sharing his joy of music with students in Utah for more than 30 years.