Salt Lake Comic Con 2014: The SLCC Experience
Aldo Gomez wasn't the only reporter at Salt Lake Comic Con this year. Take a look at this second opinion by Damien Holmes.
Students react to new messaging features in upcoming iPhone update
Students discuss the pros and cons of iOS 16, which will allow iPhone users to edit and unsend recently sent text messages.
‘People’s Great Salt Lake Summit’ seeks to push elected leaders to do more
Conservation groups, community leaders and members of the public will discuss issues facing the Great Salt Lake and potential solutions during a summit July 15 at the Miller Campus.
SLCC exhibit gives voice to the silenced
The Silent Witness display features silhouettes of victims of domestic violence abuse. As a part of Domestic Violence Awareness month their stories are being told.
Farewell to Roger Ebert
Arts reporter Stephen Romney writes a fond farewell to a legendary film critic.
A week of Martin Luther King, Jr. events
SLCC and U of U to celebrate Dr. King’s life and legacy.
Students sound off on 2020 Democratic primary
SLCC students share their thoughts on the Democratic primary as the coronavirus affects voting in several states.
SLCC students create films in 48 hours
Students from SLCC had 48 hours to write, direct, star in and film a movie from start to finish.
Veterans seek to start over at SLCC
Salt Lake Community College's student includes a great deal of active duty, reserve, and other military veterans from all branches of the service. Learn about how SLCC helps these veterans transition to college life as they pursue new careers.
Why are students at Utah State University voting?
Some students at Utah State University articulated the importance of their vote in the upcoming election.
‘No Fixed Address’ at The Leonardo brings awareness to homelessness in Utah
Thousands of Utahns suffer from homelessness. The Leonardo is hosting an exhibit that explores the causes and solutions to this unfortunate problem.
Texting and driving: Don’t do it
Texting while driving can have serious consequences, and Utah drivers can do their part to avoid the distraction.