Pfizer-BioNTech COVID vaccine receives FDA approval
The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine received full approval from the Food and Drug Administration for protection against the spread of COVID-19 in people 16 and above.
SLCC instructor runs for SLC Council District 5
Sarah Reale, an adjunct professor of political science and the director of digital marketing at Salt Lake Community College, is running for Salt Lake City Council in District 5.
Decades of activism helping to eliminate Native American mascots
Native American activists continue to advocate for the removal of Indigenous mascots across the United States.
How disability services transfer from high school to college
An Individual Education Plan, or IEP, allows the state of Utah to aid students with learning disabilities.
Sundance Institute initiatives continue in 2021
Sundance continued to showcase free independent films and other initiatives when the community needed it most.
Early exposure to STEM motivates girls in positive ways
Young women may find inspiration to pursue a STEM-related career by observing women in STEM jobs.
A conversation with Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joined SLCC President Deneece Huftalin on an episode of SLCC Talk.
College journalists expand education through Amplify Utah
A new journalism project focuses on amplifying voices across Salt Lake Community College in local media.
Race Swami keeps minority swimmers’ dreams afloat
Race Swami offers swimming programs to youths in underserved communities.
Past SLCC keynote speaker wins Pulitzer Prize
Ed Yong, keynote speaker at the 2020 Tanner Forum on Social Ethics, recently won a Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting.
The effects of COVID-19 persist for several, including two SLCC English professors
Brittany Stephenson and Bernice Olivas still live with severe health issues several months after contracting COVID-19.
Higher education reacts to CRT debate
Utah students and educators weigh in on the debate over critical race theory.