Karate Club brings traditional martial arts to SLCC
SLCC Karate club brings in a martial arts master to help teach and discipline those wanting to learn martial arts.
SLCC libraries open their doors to students
SLCC students can continue to use campus libraries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Murder mysteries and movie magic
On July 16, over 100 SLCC students and their guests set sail for dinner, drama and intrigue on the high seas. All without ever...
Former SLCC soccer player kicking it in Major League Soccer
One of the most promising strikers in Major League Soccer (MLS), the best soccer league in the United States, is former Salt Lake Community College student Justin Braun.
SLCC students learn chess from the best
The Markosian Library on the Taylorsville Redwood Campus has more than just chemistry and English on center stage for thought. It's where the SLCC...
Black Student Union tackles racial injustice
The SLCC chapter of the Black Student Union hosts several events aimed at changing perceptions about racism.
Scales and Tails flies, slithers and crawls into the South City Campus
Student Life and Leadership presented a family oriented evening of critters and creepy-crawlies on Monday, Jan. 23.
Learn to manage stress before finals week
SLCC finals week begins Dec. 10, but now is the time for students to manage their stress before it overwhelms them.
‘UndocuMonth’ returns to SLCC in April with 5 events
The public is invited to learn about the legal, cultural and social complexities that undocumented people face, with a focus on undocumented college students, during a series of events organized by the SLCC Dream Center.
Building academic bridges and social support
Building academic bridges and having social support at Salt Lake Community College is only a few of the many things TRIO/Student Support Services offers...
The American dream at SLCC
Watching Doctor Abio Ayeliya, anyone can see the energy he exudes. Working as a coordinator in Student Life and Leadership one wouldn't necessary think...
SLCC event remembers Henrietta Lacks, tells the importance of owning one’s story
SLCC hosted an event to commemorate the scientific contributions of Henrietta Lacks, an African American woman whose cancer cells were the source of the “HeLa” cell line, on Dec. 5.