5th Annual Nihon Matsuri celebrates Japan’s rich history and heritage
Japan took center stage in Salt Lake City on Saturday-two stages, in fact.
After suffering a cancellation in 2009, the fifth annual Nihon Matsuri (literally...
Government shutdown hurts Utahns
The partial government shutdown is affecting everyone, including students at Salt Lake Community College.
Last-minute Halloween costume ideas
Nadia Kergaye offers some last-minute ideas for anyone in need of a Halloween costume.
Owners share inspiration behind Watchtower Café
Watchtower Café owners Mike Tuiasoa and Cori Hoekstra talk more about their business.
A surge in wrong-way drivers across Utah results in over 40 collisions, 7 deaths
Utah has experienced an influx of car accidents due to vehicles traveling in the wrong direction.
Tolerance for all during Interfaith Month
Deeksha Giving, Awakening to Oneness, Moola Mantra, and The Beatles are a few things that were found at the first night of this year's...
Government surveillance practices can diminish right to privacy
The argument on the moral ethics on government surveillance continue, but when does safety take away from American rights?
Wanderlust 108 makes stop in Salt Lake City
Hundreds of yogis gathered in Liberty Park for the Wanderlust 108 mindful triathlon.
Explaining free speech at the U
As a public university, the U is required to protect the First Amendment right of free speech. Different forms of speech are subject to different regulations at the U.
SLC focuses on ‘traffic calming’ as lower speed limit enforcement faces obstacles
The Salt Lake City Council approved 20 mph speed limits in the city's residential areas in May.
Downtown Farmers Market opens for the season
Utahns can buy locally grown produce and other goods at the Downtown Farmers Market in Pioneer Park.
SLCC Community Writing Center helps you become a novelist in a month
National Novel Writing Month has arrived in November and the Community Writing Center at SLCC is providing help for students who need it.