Slamdance co-founder shares lessons learned
Peter Baxter shared his expertise with SLCC film and communication students last week at South City Campus.
The working student: How to succeed without dying first
Which comes first, school or work? Finding a happy medium is no easy task, but luckily there are ways to cope.
Rebecca Broadbent, Academic and...
How Salt Lake Community College is taking steps toward a greener future
SLCC stays focused on sustainability efforts with renewable energy, transportation, and water conservation.
An inside look at animation
Ryan Woodward's YouTube video, "Thought of You," was a big hit at Salt Lake Community College last week. This abstract presentation of a male...
Letter to the Editor: Hot classrooms
One Globe reader wants SLCC to check the temperature of its classrooms.
Workshops focus on international experience
International Student Services Workshops
Feb. 29 Stressed Out?
March 7 Where is the Party?
March 14 A Job in your Field…
March 28 After...
SLCC students build a new home in West Jordan
SLCC students learning construction as well as cabinetmaking and furniture construction spent the past nine months building and furnishing a West Jordan home.
Head count increases for summer semester
The number of students registered for summer semester this year at Salt Lake Community College’s Taylorsville Redwood campus has seen an increase in comparison...
Photos: SLCC opens Tim and Brenda Huval Student Center
Take a look inside the new Tim and Brenda Huval Student Center at Jordan Campus.
Transfer-mation no longer in disguise
The year of 2012 begins with a bang for incoming students, but even more so for outgoing ones. Whether it be to internships, work...
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.
SLCC hosting monthlong poetry exhibit
Rengathon is one of many events being held around the country for National Poetry Month.










