#SLCCVotes: Meet Carollina Wilson, candidate for SLCCSA president
Carollina Wilson is running for president of the SLCC Student Association for 2024-25.
Gov. Herbert visits SLCC Redwood Campus
Utah's top leader spoke to SLCC political science students during a visit to the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
SLCC helping low-income students pay for college
The SLCC Promise program has already paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition and fees. Learn how to apply for aid next year.
SLCC student speaks at Commencement
Graduation - a word that brings forth images of cards filled with well wishes and hopefully a check, caps being thrown high in the...
Pursuing a dream job may be difficult
For many students, the path to their dream job isn't always straightforward.
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.
Honors students encouraged to use education to create peace
In this multi-part story by contributor Anji Sandage, Dr. Marlin Clark and SLCC faculty stress the importance of education as a cause for peace at President's and Dean's List reception for 2013-14.
Utah Highway Patrol provides safety for students
State Troopers are the contracted first responders for the major SLCC campuses.
LDS Institute serves students in many ways
The LDS Institute wants to make sure SLCC students are nourished both physically and spiritually.
Open educational resources cut learning costs
Open-source materials allow students and faculty to opt out of traditional high-priced textbooks.
Learning, growing, sharing with ‘Una Mano Amiga’
Lynne McCue-Hamilton, community work study coordinator at the Thayne Center, provides information about volunteer opportunities available in our community for the student population.
4 things SLCC students can do to be successful
A new year brings a new semester to Salt Lake Community College. Read what other students said helped them do better in school.