Dance and donate, ‘All Night Long’
SLCC is hosting two dance parties this semester to give students an opportunity to have fun and donate to the community.
When it comes to textbooks, cheapest doesn’t always mean the best
Using unconventional sources to save money on textbooks may come at a price.
What students should know about Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Learn more about the risk factors and how to protect yourself.
SLCC celebrates grand opening of Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center
Salt Lake Community College opened its Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center on Oct. 11.
Nursing programs become more selective amid growing nursing shortage
As older nurses near retirement, the next generation of nurses may need a bachelor's degree in order to work.
U. writing program welcomes SLCC transfer students
The University of Utah's Writing Studies Scholars Program offers scholarship opportunities and other incentives to SLCC transfer students.
SLCC gives students at Draper prison a second chance
Salt Lake Community College created a prison education program to help inmates obtain a higher education.
Talithia Williams speaks at Tanner Forum on Social Ethics
Salt Lake Community College hosted Dr. Talithia Williams at the 2019 Tanner Forum on Social Ethics.
SLCC looks to fund an expansion into Herriman
SLCC wants to expand its campuses into areas where there is growth in the Salt Lake valley to better serve student's needs.
Creating a monster at the Community Writing Center horror workshop
Horror stories play a deeper part in our history than we care to admit. They are informed by a culture's deepest anxieties and desires
Think before posting, how social media can affect job prospects
Employers are aware that potential hires are using social media and students should be cautious when posting online, or they could be faced with consequences.
Communication professor challenges students to raise $50,000 in donations for Odyssey House
Norm Zurn and his communication classes aim to contribute $5,000 in donations to Odyssey House during the fall semester.