E-textbooks not as popular as you might think
While e-books are cheaper than their printed counterparts, Dillon Anderson investigates why most students don't use them.
Health benefits for SLCC students
Salt Lake Community College students have access to affordable medical and dental care, even if they have no health insurance.
‘Company’ challenges SLCC theatre students
The SLCC theatre department added some unexpected surprises to the award-winning musical.
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.
New SLCCSA VP ‘having the ride of my life’
Josselyn Ramos is in her first term as vice president of the SLCC Student Association.
‘Forever Plaid’ full of joyous, foot-tapping fun
Learn more about the show that opens the Grand Theatre's 25th season.
SLCC adapts after Applied Technology Building fire
The Applied Technology Building fire forced several departments and services to change their plans for the fall semester.
Club helps Latinx students find safe, welcoming environment at SLCC
The Latinx Student Union supports all SLCC Latinx students as they pursue their college education.
Hollywood-style fashion show comes to Salt Lake
Salt Lake City is known for producing great local art, but sometimes finding the right venue to see the whole spectrum of art is...
New literary journal to amplify LGBTQ voices at SLCC
The “Lavender Journal” is calling for submissions for its inaugural literary magazine, which will release early next year.
SLCCSA elections: Meet the candidates for 2021-22
SLCC student elections begin Monday. Learn more about this year's candidates.
Alt-right group posts propaganda around SLCC campuses
SLCC students and staff were shocked to find anti-immigration messages displayed around campuses yesterday.