Law students answer immigration questions through help sites
Students from the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law volunteered to answer immigration questions Nov. 20 at the SLCC West Valley Center.
Smog hogs the the Salt Lake Valley air
Smog is the one thing that will take anyone's breath away. A lot of Utahns have driven up a canyon road only to find...
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.
Sundance Film Festival chooses The Grand Theatre for more Salt Lake City screenings
The Grand Theatre will be a screening venue for the 2015 Sundance Film Festival. Learn what it took to make that dream a reality. Tamara Brune-Wharton has the story.
How to spend winter break in Salt Lake
Scott Funk has a few ideas for how SLCC students can enjoy their winter break.
Local hip-hop artists discuss youth, racial justice
Several Utah rappers participated in an insightful discussion on youth and racial justice Oct. 24 at South City Campus.
Creating a monster at the Community Writing Center horror workshop
Horror stories play a deeper part in our history than we care to admit. They are informed by a culture's deepest anxieties and desires
The complicated relationship between SLCPD and the homeless
The relationship between the homeless, activists, and police is often tenuous, but that isn't always the case.
Utah ski resorts prepare to open with new protocols
Local ski resorts prepare to open their lifts for a new season amid the coronavirus pandemic.
SLCC students react to beginning of Biden presidency
Salt Lake Community College students react to what President Joe Biden has done in the early weeks of his administration.
How disability services transfer from high school to college
An Individual Education Plan, or IEP, allows the state of Utah to aid students with learning disabilities.
US government begins shipping free COVID-19 tests. Here’s how to order
The federal government purchased one billion rapid COVID-19 tests to distribute to Americans for at-home use.