SLCC women’s cross country win two national titles in four days
The SLCC women's cross country team made history at the 2023 NJCAA championships in Alabama.
Federal budget cuts cancel SLCC student hopes
ACT Closure at Clearfield Job Corps sends SLCC students home.
Early into the new season, Bruins softball swings for the fences
SLCC softball continues its reputation as a perennial contender with a strong start to the 2024 season.
Fall student forum opens dialogue between students, SLCC administrators
Salt Lake Community College’s new president, as well as members of his executive cabinet, responded to student concerns at the Fall Student Forum on Sept. 26.
SLCC helping low-income students pay for college
The SLCC Promise program has already paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition and fees. Learn how to apply for aid next year.
Navigating communication and media consumption in the digital era
Whether by choice or by social standards, navigating online life has become a necessity for newer generations.
SLCC doubles parking citation grace period to 14 days
This spring, SLCC Parking Services adjusted the grace period for paying citations to ease financial pressure while still enforcing parking rules.
ePortfolio requirement a cutting edge assessment tool or a wasteful hassle?
In either case, ePorfolios are key to the college’s accreditation.
Student association president hopes to bridge communication gap through active listening
Roena Delfin hopes to improve communication among faculty, staff and students during her tenure as SLCCSA president.
National Geographic explorer speaks at the Grand
Wade Davis, Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society, spoke to students on Social Ethics.
Forum speaker Alok Vaid-Menon uses humor to discuss gender, politics and self-validation
International poet, writer and performer Alok Vaid-Menon spoke to students during the Big Questions Forum student lunch hosted by the SLCC Department of Humanities on March 26.
President Peterson talks campus shifts and SLCC’s future
SLCC President Greg Peterson recently sat down with The Globe to discuss several topics, including artificial intelligence, apprenticeships, academic programs and the state’s DEI mandates.