West Valley Center invites community members to ‘hop into college’
Community members can learn more about resources at SLCC and the West Valley Center during a free event Friday from 4-7:30 p.m.
SLCC raises the starting wage for on-campus work
Salt Lake Community College raised the hourly pay rate for students working on-campus jobs.
Americans are having less sex. Experts offer insight into why, and advice on how...
Recent data suggests that fewer U.S. adults and college students participate in intimate sex with a partner, and various factors may contribute to the decline.
SLCC observes Juneteenth with planned celebration
Salt Lake Community College will host its first official Juneteenth celebration on June 22.
As veterans return to the classroom, programs and mentors are ready to help
SLCC supports student veterans by offering specialized resources and services.
SLCC kicks off events for Pride Month
Salt Lake Community College will host several online and on-campus events in support of Pride Month.
Diversity in skilled labor is increasing. Disparities still exist, but the industry is making...
As more diverse tradespeople enter the job market, inclusion and equity become increasingly important components at technical schools and workplaces.
Utah Woman of the Year honoree mentors Salt Lake-area immigrants
Luz Gamarra, the lead academic adviser for humanities and ESL students at SLCC, earned USA Today's recognition for Woman of the Year in Utah.
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.
First-place chapbook winner fulfills a promise to her late friend
SLCC alumna Amie Schaeffer, who won this year's chapbook contest for her collection of personal poetry, completed the project for her friend and mentor, Jeff Metcalf.
Roundup: End-of-semester arts, communication, and media events
SLCC students will showcase the skills they learned this semester through several events, including concerts, presentations and film screenings.
Students more likely to pay more for subscription-based services
New subscription-based services make it easy for college students to unwittingly overspend.