What does the end of affirmative action mean for higher ed?
After the U.S. Supreme Court's latest rulings on affirmative action, many higher education institutions will need to come up with race-neutral alternatives during the admissions process to reaching diversity goals.
SLCC holds public meetings in search for next president
SLCC's presidential committee is gathering feedback from the multiple campus and community groups as the college begins its search for a successor to Dr. Deneece Huftalin, who will step down in June.
Spring clothing drive aims to provide students with attire for interviews, jobs
The SLCC chapter of the Utah Women in Higher Education Network is accepting donations of clean business attire, shoes, ties and briefcases through March 21.
Veteran Boston Globe editor gives talk at Salt Lake Community College
Boston Globe editorial page editor James Dao spoke to students and faculty during a guest lecture May 16 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Six new business faculty to be hired by next fall
After a string of retirements, Benjamin Lindsay talks with Barbie Willett about the future of the department.
SLCC alumnus tells story of a dream come true
Michael Fewkes has achieved professional success after graduating from Salt Lake Community College with a degree in music recording technology.
New SLCC campus opening in West Valley City
Students who live in or near West Valley won’t have to travel as far to go to class.
SLCC encourages student involvement
The Student Life and Leadership office at Salt Lake Community College offers many services and ways for students to get involved.
Improve your writing in one year
There are many good reasons to become a better writer. If you want to share your views in a convincing way it is important...
Breaking language barriers with the help of the English as a Second Language program
Salt Lake Community College's English as a Second Language (ESL) program supports English language learners as they take their first steps into higher education.
Center for Languages offers free tutoring
Students learning a foreign language can visit the Center for Languages for in-depth help.
Celebrating National Library Week with poetry and pop-ups
The Student Writing and Reading Center is partnering with the Markosian Library at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus to celebrate National Library Week with pop-up libraries, handcrafted poetry, poetry readings, and a banned books display.