SLCC Dream Center presents first annual UndocuWeek
The Dream Center at Salt Lake Community College is hosting several events for undocumented students this week.
Welcome Back to SLCC!
A letter from Interim President, Deneece Huftalin.
‘15 to Finish’ campaign to help students graduate on time
Over the course of four semesters, students who take 15 credits a semester will complete the same amount of coursework as those who take 12 credits for five semesters – graduating more quickly and paying less for school.
SLCC admin outlines proposal for tuition increase, discusses anti-DEI bill
College administrators discussed a proposed 2024–25 tuition increase as well as Utah House Bill 261 during the “Truth in Tuition” student forum on Feb. 29.
Past and present combine at South City
The construction for the Center for New Media at Salt Lake Community College’s South City Campus is proceeding on schedule and on budget.
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Rainbow Read-in spotlights voices from LBGTQ+ community
SLCC community members shared their favorite writings by LGBTQ+ authors during the Rainbow Read-in Oct. 28.
Here’s what some Utah college students are learning about political discourse
With the 2024 election rapidly approaching, initiatives have been launched to help Utah college students learn how to effectively reach across the aisle and create constructive dialogue about political issues that matter to them.
Donate blood to help save lives
The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive Monday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
SLCC student working toward legislation that bans ‘debarking’ in Utah
After adopting a debarked corgi named Watson, SLCC student Teresa Jack hopes to ban devocalization surgery, a procedure that can cause lifelong complications for animals.
National Transfer Student Week bridges gap between students and the transfer process
The SLCC Transfer Center spotlighted resources and support systems that help students transition to four-year universities as part of National Transfer Student Week, which ran Oct. 20-24.
In Case of Crisis app is an essential download
Students, faculty and staff who want to feel more prepared for campus emergencies can download the In Case of Crisis app.
Transfer tips for SLCC students
Getting ready to transfer? Here’s what you need to know.