Tutoring resources to remember this spring

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Spring 2016 is just beginning. Remember these campus resources to avoid being overwhelmed by your classwork.
Alexis Ahlzadeh

Students born elsewhere talk about life in Utah

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Matt McPherson spoke to SLCC students born in other states to get their feelings about Utah.
Austin Record outside the B-Line bus

Summertime and the parking is easy, but in the fall it’s a different matter...

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Parking can be a headache, but with some precautions students can avoid problems and pains.
College students in class

Differences between withdrawing, failing a class

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Students stop attending classes for various reasons. Learn more about the different ways to take care of a class you can't drop.

Entries wanted for Multicultural Art Exhibit

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Learn more about the purpose of the Multicultural Art Exhibit and how you can enter.
Cotton Candy

Bruin Bash happening this Friday

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The Bruin Bash is coming early this year. Learn more about the free festival.
Debate

Young girl’s beliefs crushed by Atheist Club

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It was a battle of wits between Mckenzie Ellison and Fred Smith. Marc Hanson has a rundown of the debate.

Best-selling author Naomi Klein to speak at Tanner Forum on Social Ethics

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Eco-activist Naomi Klein will discuss the affects of capitalism on our environment Nov. 10 at the Grand Theatre.
Jobs section in a newspaper

Jobs, zombies and personality tests

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Find a job or explore your career and education interest at SLCC’s Job/Career and Major Fair.
Matthew LaPlante

USU assistant professor of journalism coming to SLCC

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Assistant Professor Matthew LaPlante will be speaking about citizen journalism at the Readers to Writers Open House at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
SLCC students socializing

SLCC freshman survival guide: 2014 edition

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If you are a new Salt Lake Community College student, or you would like to improve your SLCC experience, check out our survival guide to prepare for the new school year.
Blood drive at Redwood

SLCC blood drive highlights Red Cross struggles

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Only 17 students signed up to participate in a blood drive hosted at Taylorsville Redwood Campus last week.