SLCC employee and author participates on violence in media panel at Salt Lake Comic...
Salt Lake Comic Con 2013 panel discusses violence and when it is too much.
Photos: SLC Festival of Colors
Globe photographer Allison Hutto covered the Festival of Colors earlier this month in Salt Lake City.
Education First for 66% of Utahns
Education First Utah plans to ensure a strong economy for Utah come 2020 with its 66% campaign.
Ways Utahns, SLCC students can end the ‘desolation of smog’
Inversions typically plague Utah because of its unique landscape; learn some of the consequences of poor air quality and how SLCC students can take small steps to reduce it.
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.
Congress, Obama fail college students with new loan bill
Utah legislators and Board of Regents will look to fail students again during 2014 session.
Voices Amplified: March 30, 2023
This episode of Voices Amplified focuses on the mass shooting epidemic and gun violence prevention in the U.S. following a school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.
Rising crime in Taylorsville
Rising crime in Taylorsville is getting scary for city residents as well as Salt Lake Community College students.
"It seems like there's getting to be...
Ultimate Combat Experience electrifies SLC with mixed martial arts action
It is in the frightening moment when leather meets flesh that the professional mixed martial artist learns what he is made of. As a...
Launch Leads CEO Scott Smith: ‘You have to believe in yourself’
Scott Smith, president and CEO of Launch Leads in Murray, offers advice to future entrepreneurs.
New acne medicine for a Beautiful Clear Face
Paris Garrard started Beautiful Clear Face to help with her own acne when nothing else worked. She was so excited when this formula worked...
Lowest legal blood-alcohol limit in the nation produces mixed results
Statistics show varying results after Utah lowered its DUI blood-alcohol content limit from 0.08% to 0.05% in late 2018.