An ePortfolio for student success
Get the basics of the ePortfolio and how students can use it to their benefit.
The financial struggle of the modern-day student
Financial aid and scholarships can help many SLCC students as they try to balance their education with their personal and professional lives.
Study abroad program returning to Costa Rica
Eco-conscious students and adventure-seekers are invited to participate in a study abroad trip to Costa Rica next year.
Queer Student Association homeless after closure of Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center
SLCC closed its Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center in December, leaving the Queer Student Association without a meeting place.
A message to students from President Greg Peterson
Whether you’re beginning college for the first time, returning after time away or preparing for the next step in your career, we’re glad you’re here.
SLCC to celebrate first-generation college students
Salt Lake Community College will host a celebration event for first-generation students and alumni on Thursday.
Slacking in school can impact your future
When trying to earn a scholarship or gain acceptance into a university, “Cs get degrees” is no motto to live by.
Students with disabilities can find relief with Disability Resource Center
SLCC's Disability Resource Center works to ensure that students with disabilities can excel in their studies.
President’s Message: End of fall semester
President Deneece Huftalin has some words of encouragement for students as the fall semester comes to a close.
Students create checklist to fight climate change
As global warming progresses, SLCC students and faculty urge the community to make small changes in their lives to reduce their impact on the environment.
SLCC hosts 2nd annual Health and Fitness Conference
Students and local fitness experts learned new lessons and techniques at the SLCC Health and Fitness Conference Saturday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Questions answered at domestic violence panel
SLCC students and staff joined community leaders to talk about the dangers of domestic violence.