US birth rates hit historic lows, according to latest Census data
As the COVID pandemic accelerates a decade-long trend, birth rates in the United States have plunged to historic lows.
Zorro the Musical scores a ‘Z’ for good at Hale Center Theater
“Viva El Zorro!” are exactly my sentiments about the United States premiere of this new musical playing at the Hale Center Theater in West Valley City.
SLCC writing center to hold competition and issue call for art collection at Utah...
The SLCC Community Writing Center will host several activities at the Utah Arts Festival, including a writing competition and a call for submissions for an anthology collection.
Latinx Heritage celebrations at SLCC begin Sept. 19
Salt Lake Community College will once again commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month with four events this year.
Dating in a digital world
The dangers of online dating are very real. Get some basic tips on what to watch out for when using an online dating service.
Alternative ideas to Black Friday
The Occupy Wall Street movement and a high unemployment rate have changed the way people are thinking about consumerism. Many are leaving their banks...
Utah may adopt permanent daylight saving time
The passage of Senate Bill 59 puts Utah one step closer to using Mountain Daylight Time on a permanent basis.
Publik Coffee: The perfect blend of passion and community
Publik Coffee manager Josh Edgar explains how the company embraces the community it serves.
Students react to COVID-19 vaccine rollout
With three COVID-19 vaccines now available, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox expanded eligibility to include all residents 16 and older.
Farmers Market connects consumers with local goods
Customers seek products made locally for their freshness and to help the economy. The Downtown Farmers Market has been meeting this demand in Salt Lake City for 21 years.
Program helps students save money and contribute to the community
Transition Lab offers an alternative to the regular college education by teaching participants how to grow food, how to take those skills and trade them for necessities such as housing.
Blood: thicker than water, more precious than gold
SLCC student to hold a walk-a-thon to promote awareness and research for rare genetic blood disorder.