How some internships can open doorways to paid experiences
SLCC is helping students connect their classroom learning with career paths, while building confidence and resume experience along the way.
The financial struggle of the modern-day student
Financial aid and scholarships can help many SLCC students as they try to balance their education with their personal and professional lives.
Taking advantage of SLCC learning, tutoring resources
SLCC tutoring centers foster a supportive environment through peer tutors and a drive to help students succeed.
Tuition reimbursement now offered through GradGuard insurance
Starting this fall, SLCC students can purchase GradGuard, an optional tuition insurance that can reimburse tuition, fees and other costs.
Supportive occupational therapy program administration assists in filling growing societal need
SLCC's Occupational Therapy Assistant program faculty and staff help prepare the next generation of students to serve the community.
A new era for SLCC sports: Athletic director details plans of innovation, inclusion, and...
Since becoming SLCC's athletic director in June, Gary Veron has been working to empower Bruin athletes and strengthen community relations.
At SLCC, the e-portfolio is (mostly) over
Despite the closure of the ePortfolio department and labs, some SLCC programs will continue to use the high-impact educational tool. Here is what students need to know.
Back to school, with a bash!
The Alder Plaza featured arts and crafts, games, animals and more during the fall 2025 Bruin Bash at the Taylorsville campus.
SLCC begins changes to stay in step with HB 265
The outcomes for Salt Lake Community College due to House Bill 265 will cause the relocation of programs and lead to the closure of a longstanding center.
Pacific Unity Association: A ‘rock’ for SLCC’s Pacific Islander students
The Pacific Unity Association empowers its members to thrive and creates community among SLCC students.
SLCC professor compares new wave AI use to microwaves
Associate professor of English Anne Canavan sees artificial intelligence as simply the latest wave in a long history of technological shifts in education.
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.