Pulitzer winning photographer documents the Roma for cultural understanding
Hungarian Tamas Revesz tells the Gypsies' stories to the world through award winning photography. Last Friday, he personally showcased his work to SLCC students and faculty.
3D printing changes business, art and medicine
Presentations show students the versatility and usefulness of 3D printing.
New biology class to study life in ‘weird places’
Astrobiology will explore some unique earthly environments and the possibility that life exists elsewhere.
Día de Muertos celebrations at SLCC are about more than just tradition
SLCC welcomed people of different cultures and backgrounds to celebrate Día de los Muertos on Nov. 1 and 2 at the West Valley and Taylorsville Redwood campuses.
Runners attempt to outrun the undead horde in the name of charity
On Saturday, October 4, runners of all ages pit their wits and cardiovascular endurance against a scenario lifted straight from George A. Romero: outrunning the living dead. Michael Gault's photo essay shows you the results of the 5KRunDead.
SLCC sponsors Washington, D.C. internships
SLCC's program is designed to help its students realize that there is both a need and an opportunity for community college students in Washington D.C.
SLCC students captivate Europe with Odyssey Chorale
Odyssey Chorale, a community choir comprised of SLCC students and alumni recently returned from a four-stop tour of Central Europe. Read on to learn which cities they visited.
School of Humanities and Social Sciences offers 14 disciplines in 5 departments
Learn about the wide array of disciplines offered in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Center for Health and Counseling takes care of ‘the little and the big things’
The Center for Health and Counseling provides a wide array of medical services at low prices for students.
Creating an army of film makers
The Hub is a collaborative effort of educational film departments with the Utah Film Commission to be an active presence within the Sundance Community.
Architecture professor praises community, affordability, and student growth within program
Once an emergency hire for SLCC’s architecture department, assistant professor Aaron Codden’s passion for education is rooted in a belief that architecture should be accessible to everyone.
Diverse duo discusses meditation benefits
Two experts from vastly different backgrounds came together to demonstrate the benefits of meditation.