SLCC’s Native students describe challenges in finding community
The small percentage of Native college students attending predominantly white institutions such as SLCC may struggle to find representation and community on campus.
How U can identify and protect yourself from Great Salt Lake dust storms
With over 50% of the lakebed exposed, researchers warn dust events are becoming more common, exposing Utahns along the Wasatch Front to dangerous airborne pollutants. We asked the professionals how Utahns can prepare.
Under pressure: An insight into student mental health
Students facing a mental health crisis need to seek help before tragedy strikes.
Stay germ-free this flu season
As the cold and flu season lingers on, find out what students can do to stay free of illness.
Where to find extra cash for college
Students who need assistance paying for tuition should check the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships.
New building raises concerns, requires patience: part 2
Accessibility challenges for those with disabilities at the Center for New Media.
SLCC holds forum to bridge political divide
After an emotional election, Dr. Roderic Land reassured students and staff that SLCC will always welcome them.
Folio staff provide platform for student artists
The students who publish Folio encourage all students to submit creative works for their upcoming issue.
Sioux spiritual leader discusses Earth’s future
Chief Arvol Looking Horse visited Salt Lake Community College on Thursday, Nov. 10.
A nation in isolation: Pandemic creates feelings of loss
People of all ages struggle with the uncertainty caused by the novel coronavirus.
Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center strives to cultivate community
Since its opening in October 2019, the Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center has offered classes and events to keep students connected and cultivate...
College affordability remains a priority during COVID-19
Amid the pandemic, many students choose to attend Salt Lake Community College because of the lower tuition prices.