Help save lives with a blood donation
SLCC student Emmalie Rawlings and the American Red Cross will host a blood drive Tuesday at Miller Campus.
Domestic violence cases spike during pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has caused an increase in domestic violence calls.
Race Swami keeps minority swimmers’ dreams afloat
Race Swami offers swimming programs to youths in underserved communities.
Aim for Big Moustache On Campus this Movember
SLCC students are growing out their facial hair in order to raise awareness for various men's health issues, including cancer. Learn more about the Big Moustache on Campus competition.
Jill McCluskey addresses Utah Student Association to promote campus safety
Jill McCluskey, the mother of slain University of Utah student Lauren McCluskey, spoke to Utah college and university student body presidents over Zoom on Friday.
John Peters of Interpretive Graphics: Small business fosters ‘creative freedom’
John Peters, CEO of Interpretive Graphics, credits the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program for helping him grow his business.
Why students should care about SLC mayoral election
Salt Lake City mayoral candidates Luz Escamilla and Erin Mendenhall have been discussing several issues that impact SLCC students.
Utah ballot propositions all projected to pass
Get a quick update on some of the statewide propositions and amendments on this year's ballot.
SLCC raises awareness of hunger and homelessness
Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week starts Monday, Nov. 12. Students have the chance to give to the cause and learn about hunger, homelessness and poverty in Utah and around the world.
Women Overcoming Obstacles honor Maya Angelou
Shero.us, an organization that honors extraordinary women, hosted an event to honor Dr. Maya Angelou on Wednesday, April 11. Illness kept Angelou from attending, but a roster of four guest speakers salvaged the event.
Utah Senate OKs bill limiting distribution of mug shots
Utah House Bill 228 would prohibit the release of a mug shot until the arrested individual has been convicted of their alleged crime.
SLCC’s prison education program pushes through COVID to continue growth
Although COVID-19 had a detrimental effect on the prison education program at Salt Lake Community College, dozens of incarcerated students continue to seek a brighter future.