Inexpensive haircuts available at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus
Low-cost cuts provide students with valuable experience.
Electric car chargers improve sustainability
SLCC has installed three electric car charging stations to help the college go green.
Welcome from SLCCSA president Carlos Moreno
In this special submission to The Globe, Student Association president Carlos Moreno welcomes students back for a new school year and encourages all SLCC students to get involved.
Bruins bounce to beats of days gone by
The Black Student Union and Student Life and Leadership threw a 70’s 80’s and 90’s themed dance party on Nov. 16.
Relief program offers training to Utahns in need
Salt Lake Community College set up a CARES Act training program for students who lost their jobs because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
SLCCSA showcases student films with red carpet event
Salt Lake Community College Student Association celebrated its sixth annual film festival with dinner and awards.
Students speak out to prevent bullying
Bullying victims share their experiences to raise awareness about the dangers of bullying.
Students teach life-saving techniques at Disaster Preparedness and Health Fair
Students from the college's Health Sciences program demonstrated techniques that help to treat injuries and respond to emergencies at the Emergency Disaster Preparedness and Health Fair on Nov. 6.
See nationally ranked athletic teams for free
Salt Lake Community College has an outstanding athletics program, and SLCC students can take advantage of their OneCard to watch future NCAA talent.
Dr. Deneece Huftalin inaugurated as eighth president of Salt Lake Community College
The biggest names in Utah gathered in the Lifetime Activities Center to celebrate the landmark event. Randy Harward has the details.
South City Campus gets new bike cage
SLCC recently installed a security fence around the bike racks at South City Campus.
How to handle bullying, harassment on campus
While bullying may appear to be something limited to high school, Reporter Jennifer Vasquez Acevedo seeks to remind you how even college campuses can have problems with bullying and harassment.