How some internships can open doorways to paid experiences
SLCC is helping students connect their classroom learning with career paths, while building confidence and resume experience along the way.
Crimes of opportunity: A letter from Utah Highway Patrol Trooper David Rose
During my 20 year career as a law enforcement officer I have had many opportunities to interact with people in a variety of situations....
SLCC cafeterias to stock Craft Artisan Sodas
As more and more people become wary of what kind of soft drinks they buy, one company hopes to provide smarter and healthier beverages to the students of SLCC.
Culture and Academia: A Fulbright Perspective
Dr. Baohua Wang and Dr. Baboo Surnam speak at the Markosian Library on Monday Mar. 12. The two Fulbright scholars discuss differences in culture and academic perspective.
From SWAT to SLCC: professor brings experience to the classroom
SLCC Criminal Justice professor Gary Cox brings 30 years of police experience to his classroom.
Diabetic students deal with disease’s effects
Diabetes is on the rise in America; Bryan Baucom explains the challenges of the disease and what resources diabetics have access to on campus.
SLCC student a survivor of cyberbullying
For some bullying victims, the abuse isn't always physical. Reporter Tamara Brune-Wharton brings you the story of a student who experienced the real-life effects of cyberbullying.
SLCC to offer Direct Selling Entrepreneur Program
Looking to start your own business? SLCC's new Direct Selling Entrepreneur Program may be just the thing you need!
For some students, work-study has its benefits
The work-study program is a useful resource for students at Salt Lake Community College.
Personal trainers want to enhance your workout
SLCC launched a new personal training program for students and staff.
UTA improving safety for student riders during pandemic
Utah Transit Authority strengthened its safety and health precautions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Spirit leaves gold deposits at SLCC campuses
Sally Sticky Fingers returns every April 1 to share the wealth among students and staff. Jestin Blake has more.