How to be environmentally conscious at SLCC
One student can’t completely reverse the effects of climate change, but small efforts from more people can still make a difference.
Robert Reich speaks at SLCC Tanner Forum
Economy expert Robert Reich was the keynote speaker at the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics.
Fire breaks out at Taylorsville Redwood Campus
A two-alarm fire consumed the Applied Technology Building at Taylorsville Redwood Campus on Monday.
Softball, baseball with mixed results in Nevada
Bruins Softball sweeps Western Nevada, while Bruins Baseball wins two out of three.
Sex education in Utah: What students did — and didn’t — learn in the...
Sex education is required curriculum in Utah high schools, but students say the classroom isn’t where they are learning the most.
SLCC, U. form crew to build electric car
Students from Salt Lake Community College and the University of Utah teamed up to build an electric car.
SLCC Bruins dig out of Snow
The Bruins defeat the no. 18 Snow College Badgers in five sets.
Civility on two wheels or four
By following the same rulebook, both motorists and cyclists can make navigation of campus parking lots safer and simpler.
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.
Students, faculty adapt to challenges of online classes
As the summer semester begins, SLCC students talk about how the novel coronavirus impacted their learning this spring.
Men’s basketball: SLCC to play Cochise College for national tournament bid
Learn more about the team that will face SLCC on Saturday for a trip to Nationals.
Native students at SLCC can access new waiver that covers all tuition
The Native American Community Scholars and Fellowship Program is a first-of-its-kind tuition waiver specifically for tribal members in Utah.