Voices Amplified: April 11, 2022
Rising journalists take over another episode of RadioActive for #VoicesAmplified, a collaboration between Salt Lake Community College, Amplify Utah and KRCL.
Latinx Heritage celebrations at SLCC begin Sept. 19
Salt Lake Community College will once again commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month with four events this year.
Tomatoes, pesto and bread are a ‘SLICE’ of life in the community
Thayne Center's partnership with non-profit Wasatch Community Gardens allows SLCC students to participate in the Tomato Sandwich Festival.
Train Walk Poop: Happy dogs equal happy owners
Train Walk Poop, owned by Ryan Gwilliam, aims to strengthen the relationship between a dog and its owner.
New antidepressant may be out of reach for some
The FDA recently approved a new nasal spray medication for treatment-resistant depression, but its restrictions and price may prevent some from accessing it.
Student Writing and Reading Center offers opportunity to find scholarships
Scholarship Days is underway, and the Student Writing and Reading Center is helping SLCC students improve their essays and find more opportunities.
Women’s March 2019: A student-led movement
People of all backgrounds walked in solidarity to the Utah State Capitol.
SLCC students captivate Europe with Odyssey Chorale
Odyssey Chorale, a community choir comprised of SLCC students and alumni recently returned from a four-stop tour of Central Europe. Read on to learn which cities they visited.
Escape to Salt Lake City’s backyard for winter activities
The 2011-12 ski season started a few weeks ago, but for some locals, Thanksgiving weekend marked the first day on the slopes.
Alta, Snowbird, Solitude...
Hive Pass gives Salt Lake City students affordable access to UTA services
If you're a Salt Lake resident, see how UTA's Hive Pass could save you money as you travel in the city.
An analysis of ACTA
The Globe presents a brief look at ACTA and the Black March protest.
Also, read last week's look at SOPA and PIPA.
Blood: thicker than water, more precious than gold
SLCC student to hold a walk-a-thon to promote awareness and research for rare genetic blood disorder.