Taking a look at mental health
The adversity of 2020 produced a greater strain on the mental health of Americans.
SLCC drops GPA registration holds for students who register for fall 2021
Salt Lake Community College will automatically release registration holds for students whose cumulative GPA dropped below 2.0 if they register for the fall 2021 semester.
SLCC professor guides students through music
Craig Ferrin, a music professor at Salt Lake Community College, has been sharing his joy of music with students in Utah for more than 30 years.
SLCC staff member Thy Vu Mims remembered for what she gave to Salt Lake...
SLCC marketing manager Thy Vu Mims was killed by a suspected drunk driver during a police chase on Oct. 16.
Location sets the fate for future interior design graduates
The Interior Design Program has been moved the Library Square Campus in downtown Salt Lake City until measures have been taken to relocate the program to the Taylorville Redwood Campus.
Get more out of your college experience
Thanks to Student Life and Leadership, SLCC students can do more than just go to class.
Single mothers overcome college challenges
Planning and resources available to help single mothers attending college.
From building a garage to City Hall: profile of a leader
Former Taylorsville mayor Russ Wall spoke to students during a Profiles in Leadership event at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Police identify person behind racist message at South City Campus
Someone wrote a racially insensitive message outside the Student Writing and Reading Center at South City Campus on Wednesday.
Men’s basketball: Bruins win Region 18 title, say the job is still not finished
SLCC took another step towards a national championship on Saturday after dominating Snow College to win the Region 18 Tournament.
Meet SLCC’s Graduates of Excellence for 2022
Seven SLCC students received the special distinction of being named a Graduate of Excellence from their respective schools.
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.