SLC focuses on ‘traffic calming’ as lower speed limit enforcement faces obstacles
The Salt Lake City Council approved 20 mph speed limits in the city's residential areas in May.
SLCC student working toward legislation that bans ‘debarking’ in Utah
After adopting a debarked corgi named Watson, SLCC student Teresa Jack hopes to ban devocalization surgery, a procedure that can cause lifelong complications for animals.
Drag story time disruptors miss the mark
Amie Schaeffer responds to the individual who called in a bomb threat during drag story time at King's English on Sunday.
Explaining free speech at the U
As a public university, the U is required to protect the First Amendment right of free speech. Different forms of speech are subject to different regulations at the U.
An opportunity for a fresh start with Rasa Legal
SLCC students with convictions may be able to get discounted expungement services through a college-wide agreement with Rasa Legal.
Siragusa’s serves great Italian food
Award-winning restaurant's proximity to the Taylorsville Redwood campus make it a prime lunch destination for the hungry student.
SLC’s Mini Maker Faire showcases projects, from inspiration to reality
DIY creator’s projects from dreams to creativity were on display at the MAKE Magazine's faire.
Local camera company offers deals for photo students
Acme Camera, located in Sugarhouse, offers great deals on camera and lens rentals for students.
Teacher predicts destiny in elementary school
Tiana Stauffer took an unconventional route to her career as an elementary school teacher. Jordan Bagley has the story.
What to put in a 72-hour emergency kit
Disasters can happen any time. Here are some tips on how to be prepared for the worst.
Refugee students no strangers to life hurdles
Learning to live in a new country is the first of many challenges faced by refugee students.
Can vape shops withstand a flavor ban?
With 7 states issuing a ban on flavored vaping products, Austin Brewer explores how a flavor ban could destroy an entire industry.