School’s response to racial incident divides Utah community
A diversity assembly at Sky View High School featured a music video that has stirred up emotions among the community in Smithfield.
SLCC students gather to remember Harvey Milk
Salt Lake Community College students gathered on 9th and 9th in Salt Lake City for the third annual Harvey Milk Vigil and Remembrance event on Nov. 27.
How the internet has affected mental health treatment
The internet has gotten some things right; mental illness is not the exception.
Preview: Salt Lake Harvey Milk Vigil and Remembrance
SLCC is co-sponsoring the third annual Harvey Milk Vigil and Remembrance on Nov. 27 in Salt Lake City.
The happiest state? Highlighting the reality of suicide prevention in Utah
A 2021 WalletHub study listed Utah as the happiest state in the nation, but suicide and mental health statistics offer a harsher reality.
Hispanic Heritage Month: What it means to students
SLCC students discuss Hispanic Heritage Month, which celebrates the positive influence and contributions Hispanic Americans have had in the United States.
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.
Sex education in Utah: What students did — and didn’t — learn in the...
Sex education is required curriculum in Utah high schools, but students say the classroom isn’t where they are learning the most.
SLCC supports Afghan refugees by donating supplies
Salt Lake Community College students and staff are supporting efforts to relocate and welcome hundreds of Afghan refugees.
Youth’s letter prompts re-evaluation of community center named after Columbus
In a letter to the South Salt Lake City Council, Javahjire France asked council members to change the name of the Columbus Community Center.
Texas abortion law: What does it mean for Utah?
College students discuss the new Texas abortion law and what influence it might have on Utah.
SLCC assistant professor receives national advisor award
Marcie Young Cancio, an assistant professor of communication, recently received the Honor Roll Advisor award from the College Media Association.