SLCC Community Writing Center springs into action
The SLCC CWC gives assistance in writing resumes, short stories, poems and much more.
Local wholesale food at your fingertips
Hummus in four flavors can be found to the right, just inside the front door. Fresh cut meat from local butchers are found after...
Voices Amplified: March 28, 2022
The rising journalists of Salt Lake Community College and Amplify Utah participate in another RadioActive takeover on KRCL.
Women’s March rally protests restrictive abortion laws
More than 1,000 people rallied against the Texas Heartbeact Act and similar anti-abortion legislation in Utah on Oct. 2.
Alternative Pride festival in Salt Lake City promotes community over corporations
For the third straight year, Pride Without Police provided an alternative to Utah Pride celebrations that occurred earlier in the month.
Last-minute Halloween costume ideas
Nadia Kergaye offers some last-minute ideas for anyone in need of a Halloween costume.
The Queen of Neo-soul
Erykah Badu serenades her loyal fans as they sway to the beat at Salt Lake City’s Twilight Concert.
SLCC students express concern over reopening economy
Many students at Salt Lake Community College believe it’s too soon to reopen Utah’s economy.
Food pantry included in South City renovations
Social Work Club's latest project of creating a food pantry for SLCC students, faculty and staff at South City Campus.
Eccles Early Childhood Lab helps student parents succeed
The Eccles Early Childhood Lab School, which provides care for two to five-year-old children of students, is located just south of the Taylorsville Redwood Campus on Redwood Road.
Carrie Cox empowers women through fitness and health
The Globe profiles a SLCC student and professional fitness trainer. The owner of Carrie Cox Fitness LLC has discovered that she really enjoys training women, and especially enjoys seeing them gain self confidence as she helps them transform their bodies.
Hazardous metals aren’t only in Great Salt Lake’s dust, they’re in the ecosystem too
Metals and chemicals dumped into Great Salt Lake's tributaries have been found in the lake's vital ecosystem.