Road Home closure pushes homeless community to adapt
The Road Home closed its doors in November, creating big changes for Salt Lake City's homeless population.
Notorious RBG: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg leaves undeniable impact
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died Sept. 18 at the age of 87. Learn more about her and what happens next for the court.
SLCC students voice opinions about mental health days
HB 81 adds mental or behavioral health as a valid excuse for a school absence for children in grades K-12.
College journalists expand education through Amplify Utah
A new journalism project focuses on amplifying voices across Salt Lake Community College in local media.
Utahns share why they have chosen polyamory over monogamy
More people are openly practicing polyamory, which can be described as the freedom to love multiple partners consensually.
Voices Amplified: April 18, 2022
Student journalists explore the Great Salt Lake Collaborative on this episode of #VoicesAmplified.
Lake questions: Does greater salinity lead to more evaporation in the Salt Lake?
Local experts answer community questions about the water levels, salinity and health impacts of Great Salt Lake.
Voices Amplified: Feb. 9, 2023
Listen to discussion on Utah politics, music, fashion and drag on the latest episode of Voices Amplified.
Womxn share stories about identity and struggle in new anthology series
The SLCC Community Writing Center established the "She Said" writing workshop and anthology to provide underrepresented Utah womxn with a platform to share their stories.
Tooele residents say they’re fighting a ‘losing battle’ against inland port projects
As two inland port projects in Tooele County reach the development phase, residents and advocacy groups continue to fight the plans, citing hazards to the community and the environment.
Mind the Gap Festival returns to celebrate women’s pay equality
The Mind the Gap Festival celebrated International Women's Day by highlighting women's leadership, economic equity, and the power of representation.
FDA says “no” to gays, American Red Cross blamed
When the American Red Cross took blood donations at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus recently, some students were left feeling like they had been turned...