SLCC hosting several events in celebration of women
SLCC has organized Womxn's Heritage Month to honor and recognize all women and their accomplishments.
LDS Institute serves students in many ways
The LDS Institute wants to make sure SLCC students are nourished both physically and spiritually.
SLCC recognizes Deans List and Presidents List students at annual ceremony
The Deans List recognizes SLCC students who have achieved a GPA of 3.5 to 3.79 and take 15 credits in a semester. Students who achieve a GPA of 3.8 or higher qualify for the even higher honor of making the Presidents List. Both were honored at this event.
SLCC student helps lead a rally for reproductive rights at Utah Capitol
Marianne Aguero, a student at Salt Lake Community College, participated in the Women’s March reproductive rights rally at the state Capitol on Oct. 8.
Give a little during SLCC Week of Giving
There are students in dire need of help. This week, from November 1st through the 5th, is Salt Lake Community College's first ever Week...
What’s your experience looking for work? The Salt Lake Tribune and The Globe want...
The Salt Lake Tribune and The Globe want to hear from you about your experience looking for work.
SLCC promotes LGBTQ equality and acceptance
SLCC welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning students and their allies.
SLCC poli sci professor brings global perspective
Dr. Perparim Gutaj emigrated to the United States during the Kosovo conflict in 1999.
Coloring Outside the Lines club members find comfort, support
SLCC students who join Coloring Outside the Lines discover an atmosphere of diversity and acceptance.
Service animals assist students with daily life
Service animals are a vital resource for people with disabilities, but other support animals are not allowed on campus.
Affordable healthcare without the legislation: SLCC’s Health and Wellness Center
$13.50 of every student’s fees goes to Health and Wellness Services, which allows the center to offer services for little to no cost, but...
More people are waiting to start college. How does that look for some students?
SLCC alumnus Carlos Mayorga waited until he was 26 to start college, and data shows that others are waiting too.