Flash mob dances to stir up interest in financial aid
Members of SLCC dance company surprised students in the Taylorsville Redwood campus food court with a dance and a message about financial aid.
Campus involvement brings many benefits
Students who join clubs or student government say it has improved their college experience.
SLCC women’s cross country win two national titles in four days
The SLCC women's cross country team made history at the 2023 NJCAA championships in Alabama.
“Sex on the Moon” subject to speak at SLCC
Offering the moon to a girlfriend is nothing new in popular culture. Pecos Bill did it for Slue-foot Sue. George Bailey offered to lasso...
Housing project chief concern at Student Forum
SLCC President Deneece Huftalin answered multiple questions during a student forum Oct. 7 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
The Bruins dominate No. 16 Cardinals for 3 set win
SLCC volleyball remains undefeated in the SWAC; faces No. 8 College of Southern Idaho Saturday at 1 p.m. at the LAC.
SLCC Talks: Veterans Day
Welcome to The Globe’s SLCC Talks, a weekly feature where The Globe asks fellow students questions about SLCC issues.
Subjects, questions and responses are found...
Transfer Center helps SLCC students move on
Learn more about the Transfer Center and their upcoming events this fall.
ODMA supports students from all backgrounds
Learn how the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs makes every student feel welcome.
Meet your SLCCSA president, Aynoa Rincon
19-year-old Aynoa Rincon is working to make sure SLCC student voices are heard.
Get published in Folio this spring
Did you know there's a magazine on campus that only publishes student artwork? Read on for details.
The importance of setting social media boundaries
Students may need to set boundaries on their social media usage to maintain healthier relationships.