Learn about the fight for net neutrality
Losing an open Internet could change the way you access your favorite websites. Adam Ickowicz has more.
Instructor shares the value of a challenge
Robin Hawkins overcame obstacles in her life and now teaches stress management courses at SLCC.
SLCC to recognize Juneteenth
The Salt Lake Community College Faculty Senate recently voted unanimously to recognize Juneteenth as an in-class holiday.
‘Wild’ author Cheryl Strayed shares her story of grief at Tanner Forum
As part of the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics lecture series, Cheryl Strayed shares her story of what it took to write her successful memoir. Contributing writer Julie Hirschi has the details.
Famous burger joint Shake Shack comes to Utah
Burger lovers rejoice: Shake Shack will open its first Utah location in 2019.
SLCC is going to Salt Lake Comic Con
Salt Lake Community College is going to have a booth at this year's Salt Lake Comic Con. Reporter Hannah Dailami gives you the rundown on what to expect.
Resources, community members gather to promote sexual assault awareness
The Rape Recovery Center joined several organizations in a gathering at the Utah Capitol Rotunda on April 2 to promote sexual assault awareness month.
A nation in isolation: Pandemic creates feelings of loss
People of all ages struggle with the uncertainty caused by the novel coronavirus.
Little Cottonwood gondola project gets passing council vote
The Wasatch Front Regional Council recently voted in favor of a new transportation plan that includes a proposed gondola for Little Cottonwood Canyon.
Utah’s 4th District race too close to call
The latest election results show Democratic candidate Ben McAdams with a slight lead over incumbent Rep. Mia Love in Utah's 4th Congressional District race.
Club collects coats for those in need
The Social Work Club asks for clothing to help women suffering from substance abuse and the homeless.
Rally in Provo expresses support for Palestine amid ongoing conflict
A pro-Palestinian demonstration took place outside the Provo Library on Nov. 4.