Nicholas Kristof discusses women’s oppression at SLCC
One of President Bioteau's dreams for Salt Lake Community College students and faculty is to be able to talk about important social views. This...
SLCC student Danielle Jelitto overcomes challenges to succeed
In May 2012, Danielle Renee Jelitto, a sophomore at Salt Lake Community College, will be the first member of her immediate family to graduate...
Rapid STI testing is now available at Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake Community College recently introduced rapid STI testing for students. Faculty and staff are welcome to use this service as well, given appointment availability.
SLCC battles BYU, U of U in chess competition
SLCC, BYU and U of U students participated in the Utah Collegiate Chess Championship at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Marc Hanson has the details.
SLCC student recalls Alternative Spring Break experience
Jestin Blake shares the story of SLCC student Summer Finkelstein, who volunteered in Seattle last year.
Power of One Conference uses gender-neutral restrooms to highlight tolerance, equality
SLCC takes a step forward in helping the LGBT community by providing gender neutral bathrooms on campus.
Do you do “e”?
Whether to save green or be green, eBooks, electronic copies of published texts sales increased over 200 percent according to the Association of American...
Benefits of water are essential, but often ignored
Water makes up 55 to 78 percent of the human body, and is essential part of its many processes. Regular hydration can help with weight loss, improve digestive health and increase energy.
SLCC programs and services celebrate Earth Day with upcycled projects
The SLCC Fashion Institute, environmental studies, the Publication Center, and other campus services participated in Earth Day celebrations.
SLCC professor sparks change in the community
Dr. Anthony J. Nocella II supports several community initiatives while teaching criminal justice at Salt Lake Community College.
Election 2024: Trump vs. Harris on higher education
Notable differences in ideology and priorities concerning higher education exist between Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump.
SLCC students have elected new student body president and vice president
Students voted Jessica Fowler and Carlos Artiles as the new Student Association leaders for the 2013-2014 school year.










