Getting to know Governor Gary Herbert
Interim Governor Gary Herbert visited SLCC's Taylorsville Redwood Campus last Friday morning campaigning for re-election on Nov. 2. The only other viable candidate in...
Students diversify
Last Thursday, Salt Lake Community College was treated to a special presentation from guest speaker Rebecca Sanchez on how to understand and communicate with...
Senate gives students a voice
Ever had an issue on campus that you felt was beyond your power to fix? Unbeknown to many students at Salt Lake Community College,...
In memory of Phil Erickson
On Friday, Oct. 8 a tree was planted in honor of recently deceased Phil Erickson (1945-2010), who taught three to five classes a semester...
All things Japan, new course starts October 18th
A new course called Contemporary Japan (JPN 2900) has been added to the SLCC class curriculum. The new course starts Oct. 18 and it's...
SLCC Men’s Soccer rolls toward postseason
It's been a rollercoaster of a season for SLCC men's soccer. Early dominance and a 4-2 win over the University of Utah was the...
Iraq, stories told at SLCC
If you're a student at Salt Lake Community College, the Iraq War has been going on for almost as long as you've been alive....
SLCC students return from SACNAS
Fall break weekend usually gives students a little breathing room to take in a movie, catch up on homework, and even venture off for...
Smoking cessation available at SLCC
Many students find themselves walking through a cloud of smoke to and from classes at the many campuses of Salt Lake Community College. It's...
Pizza and what?
SLCC students at the South City Campus are sick of the construction, so they're doing something about it. An event last Wednesday night was...
Choir, not just for grade school
Choir has typically been viewed as a place for music majors and singing nerds who constantly have their eyes in sheet music. What do...
Major decision
In 2009, Salt Lake Community College was ranked fourth in the US for associate degree-granting institutions. With more than 60,000 students this year, it...