Consider the alternative for Spring Break 2011
Spring break is still pretty far into the future. It's unlikely that students are making plans for their time off, but the Thayne Center...
Food shortage a common problem
Many SLCC students do not eat on a regular basis.
Food shortage is a growing problem in Utah. It affects students with families along with...
VetSuccess
Out of all the schools in the United States, Salt Lake Community College has been selected along with eight others to pilot a new...
A serenade for voters from Neon Trees
Neon Trees rocked the vote away at SLCC's Redwood Campus for all those who showed up to vote on Election day.
"Animal," the Neon Trees's...
Retraction on Students Diversify article published Oct. 27
The Diversity Exploration conference held on Oct. 14 was earlier reported as being organized by the Mayor's Office of Diversity Affairs. Unfortunately, The Globe...
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...
Excitement builds for Native American Cultural Festival
Just as snow begins to hit the ground, members of American Indian Student Leadership (A.I.S.L.) are in the final planning stages of their annual...
SLCC finds new ways to further education
New students who missed the deadline for the August classes had a second chance this fall with the new October term program. With the...
Don’t miss this year’s Tanner Forum on Social Ethics
Social ethics, student amnesty cards, and a New York Times Best-Selling author, are just a few things you will find at this year's Tanner...
Flu shot important for all students
Flu season is almost here, and Salt Lake Community College students can benefit from getting a flu shot. This year, only one shot is...
SLCC men’s basketball begins quest for title
Don't look now, but the school year is flying by. SLCC volleyball is already nearing the regular season's end, which means that Bruin basketball...
Drink responsibly: A call to alcohol awareness
Drinking is common. Sixty-one percent of people from the ages of 18-25 drink or have drank occasionally in their lifetime. DUI stops result in...