American Red Cross donate blood today sign

Donate blood to help save lives

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The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive Monday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Dr. Lepper cleans up a garden bed

Thayne Center fosters community engagement

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Salt Lake Community College’s Thayne Center provides service-learning opportunities for both students and faculty.

Assistive Technology Fair showcases devices for the disabled

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SLCC's Disability Center showcases helpful advancements in assistive technologies for those with disabilities.
Gov. Herbert talks to a student

Gov. Herbert visits SLCC Redwood Campus

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Utah's top leader spoke to SLCC political science students during a visit to the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.

SLCC student leaders explore idea of refrigerated lockers on campus

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The SLCC Student Senate is responding to a request to provide a place for students to store food during long school days.
LDS Student Association members

LDSSA to host Thanksgiving lunch next Tuesday

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The Taylorsville LDS Institute will serve a Thanksgiving-style feast on Tuesday, Nov. 22.
Close-up of Wisdom Agbabli at podium

Black Student Union tackles racial injustice

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The SLCC chapter of the Black Student Union hosts several events aimed at changing perceptions about racism.
Storytime during breakfast

SLCC offers child care options for students

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SLCC students with young children have two different options for on-campus child care.
LGBTQ History Month graphic

Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center hosting free movie events in October

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Hit the G.A.S. events offer an open discussion on how gender and sexuality are portrayed in film.

SLCC takes care of your Health and Wellness

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As a Salt Lake Community College student, you have advantages that others do not.
SafeUT logo in a YouTube screenshot

SafeUT app helps Utah students in crisis

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Utah students can use the SafeUT app to chat with a crisis counselor or to report school-related concerns.
Army Spc. Angel Laureano holds a vial of the COVID-19 vaccine

Students react to COVID-19 vaccine rollout

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With three COVID-19 vaccines now available, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox expanded eligibility to include all residents 16 and older.