SLCC joins White House-led vaccine challenge
Salt Lake Community College is participating in the White House COVID-19 College Vaccine Challenge.
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.
Voices Amplified: March 21, 2022
Rising journalists once again took over RadioActive for #VoicesAmplified, a collaboration between Salt Lake Community College, Amplify Utah and KRCL.
Lake questions: What are the effects of a dried Great Salt Lake on locals...
This week, local experts answer questions about the effects of a desiccated Great Salt Lake on locals and wildlife.
Hundreds protest at the Capitol to demand legislative action that helps the Salt Lake
Hundreds of Utahns gathered at the state Capitol on Saturday to demand action from the incoming state legislature.
Water for Wildlife: Dire consequences of a shrinking Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake Collaborative has created an interactive website to help Utahns understand the critical role Great Salt Lake and its wetlands play in the ecosystem that is crucial to 10 million birds.
With a lack of diversity in tech, SLCC shows signs of progress
Despite the size and scale of the tech industry, several minority groups face challenging obstacles in STEM education and employment.
University of Utah faculty, staff, students offer support after HB 261
After HB 261 shut down several resource centers on campus, faculty, staff and students have worked to create new inclusive and safe spaces for U of U’s campus community.
LGBTQ bar faces uncertainty after workers unionize
Following the unionization of its employees, The SunTrapp bar in Salt Lake City reopened on Dec. 2, weeks after closing due to a labor dispute.
Salt Lake International Tattoo Convention covered in metal and ink
Last weekend, The Salt Palace Convention center was host of the Salt Lake International Tattoo Convention.
Piercing specialists, tattoo artists and the tattooed alike joined...
Las Vegas left high and dry by current water rights
Las Vegas is starting to run out of water and a new proposition could affect Utah's water source in the process of re-hydrating the city of lights.
Salt Lake Comic Con 2014: The SLCC Experience
Aldo Gomez wasn't the only reporter at Salt Lake Comic Con this year. Take a look at this second opinion by Damien Holmes.