“The Meeting” sparks dialogue about civil rights
A panel of experts used "The Meeting," a play about a fictitious meeting between MLK and Malcolm X, as a starting point for a discussion about civil rights.
Folio staff announces the Franken-Folio Remix Contest
Salt Lake Community College's literary magazine offers a bank of media, and invites students to stitch something together.
Newly-elected state school board member Sarah Reale wants to get ‘reale’ about education
Sarah Reale, an adjunct professor and the director of digital marketing at SLCC, plans to use nearly 20 years of educational experience when she joins the Utah State Board of Education in January.
International students at Utah Tech University share thoughts on voting, 2024 election
Some of Utah Tech University's international students weigh in on the 2024 US elections.
Letter from SLCCSA: 2024-2025 vision statement
Student Association President Nahomi Rei pens an open letter to students regarding the SLCCSA's vision for the academic year.
Mass Communication Center uses social media contest to raise awareness for program
The 14 Days of Love Giveaway gives students a chance to win prizes and learn more about SLCC student media. Ana Maria Durango explains.
What’s your experience looking for work? The Salt Lake Tribune and The Globe want...
The Salt Lake Tribune and The Globe want to hear from you about your experience looking for work.
SLCC Green Academy prepares for a greener future
Salt Lake Community College's Green Academy presents new opportunities for students interested in energy management careers such as working in Solar Photovoltaic Systems.
SLCC student leaders find value in serving others
Students who serve in student government say it enhances their college experience.
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.
SLCC will revamp its business building with $10M donation from Gail Miller’s foundation
Businesswoman Gail Miller and her family's foundation contributed $10 million toward SLCC's school of business and its business building on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Student bias affects course evaluations
Do students actually provide measurable feedback about their courses?