SLCC compliant with new veterans transfer credit law
Salt Lake Community College is complaint with the new HB 254 law regarding veterans and military credits.
Save money by applying for scholarships
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is ready to help SLCC students as they plan for the spring 2021 semester.
In Case of Crisis app is an essential download
Students, faculty and staff who want to feel more prepared for campus emergencies can download the In Case of Crisis app.
SLCC assistant professor receives national advisor award
Marcie Young Cancio, an assistant professor of communication, recently received the Honor Roll Advisor award from the College Media Association.
Surplus Department revives items for reuse and recycling
Watchful consumers can find great deals by picking up items that SLCC no longer needs.
Sparks fly: Richard Prazen perfects the art of metal
Globe photographer Will Samsky recently visited his shop of Richard Prazen, who teaches metal sculpting at Salt Lake Community College.
How college students can combat misinformation during an election cycle
For college students who vote, fact checking the information they receive is crucial, especially when circling an upcoming election.
Dia de los Muertos more than just a variant of Halloween
Many Latin Americans celebrate El Dia de los Muertos, a festival to honor those who have passed away. Jennifer Vasquez Acevedo brings you the details of this celebration.
Meet SLCC’s Graduates of Excellence for 2022
Seven SLCC students received the special distinction of being named a Graduate of Excellence from their respective schools.
SLCC’s Community Writing Center to close in 2026
Instead of celebrating its silver jubilee, the Community Writing Center at the Main Library will be preparing to close.
SLCC gets new theater program director
SLCC finds a new theater program director in Julie Heaton.
2020: A year in review
Globe editor-in-chief Amie Schaeffer looks back on the events that shaped 2020 at Salt Lake Community College.