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!
Irish band to perform at Student Center
‘An Rogaire Dubh’ plays traditional Irish tunes for St. Patty’s Day Celebration on March 13.
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...
Positive feedback for new SLCC parking system
Despite some minor hiccups early in the semester, SLCC Parking Services is pleased with its new license plate reader system.
A very spooky green party
Steaming cauldrons, strobe lights, and biodegradable utensils. Eerie tunnels of cobwebs, jack o' lanterns, and a compost pile. At first glance one might not...
Mentors needed to help Salt Lake Teens Write
The Salt Lake Community College Community Writing Center (SLCC CWC) at Library Square is currently looking for teens and adult mentors for their Salt...
New OneCard, new options
It’s a new semester, which means a new class schedule, new textbooks and for fall 2011, a new OneCard student ID.
The new OneCard has...
Best-kept secret opens doors for Utah economy at Miller campus
Moving Utah business forward since 2001, the SLCC Miller campus hosts an enduring Miller legacy of getting things done and accelerating Utah business growth.
High schoolers visit SLCC Fashion Institute to explore paths in the industry
Over 200 local high school students recently visited South City Campus to learn more about the SLCC fashion program.
Flu shots still available at SLCC health clinic
With the height of the flu season still to come, it’s still early enough to get in and a flu shot at the SLCC Health and Wellness clinic.
SLCC Instructor’s book scheduled for release
For Salt Lake Community College English instructor Lynn Kilpatrick, the key to writing and writing well is just "to keep going." This is how...
Why students fall behind, and who’s to blame
Students who become more assertive in the classroom can improve their chance of success.