Celebrating National Library Week with poetry and pop-ups
The Student Writing and Reading Center is partnering with the Markosian Library at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus to celebrate National Library Week with pop-up libraries, handcrafted poetry, poetry readings, and a banned books display.
Why college students should consider an internship
Students and recent graduates may have trouble gaining experience as beginners in their field, which is why internships and networking become helpful tools.
Architecture and Technology: Inside the CAM: Music and Audio Recording spaces
This multi-piece article explores the many elements related to the new Center for Arts and Media at the South City Campus, including updates in technology, new ideals and the resources available to students.
ePortfolio Scholarship winners
On Thursday, January 13th, Salt Lake Community College held its first annual ePortfolio Showcase, during which five SLCC students received full tuition waivers for...
SLCC switches library classifications
SLCC libraries began a changeover from the Dewey Decimal Classification to the Library of Congress Classification to match surrounding schools and increase inclusivity in its organization.
Should you take a gap year? It depends
Whether students take a year off between high school and college is a matter of personal choice.
Vet Mobile visits SLCC
Last Thursday, September 8, the Vet Mobile visited the Salt Lake Community College Student Center to let student veterans know of their benefits and...
SLCC counselor Alexander Smith blesses his virus on World AIDS Day
“Bless Your Virus” was the theme of Salt Lake Community College counselor Alexander Smith’s presentation on World AIDS Day 2011. The event was held...
How SLCC is expanding sustainability efforts across its campuses
Salt Lake Community College is working to make its campuses more sustainable through updated environmental regulations and programs.
Here’s how some Bruins caught Monday’s eclipse
Dozens of SLCC students and employees congregated at Taylorsville Redwood Campus to witness the solar eclipse on Monday.
SLCC publishing perseveres through pandemic
Despite the complications caused by COVID-19, SLCC continues to support student voices through various art and literary publications.
In photos: SLCC celebrates Black voices with African American Read-In and Poetry Slam
SLCC students, faculty and staff gathered on Feb. 11 to share writings from Black poets, authors, and activists. Some also read original work about their experience as African Americans.