Veterans seek to start over at SLCC
Salt Lake Community College's student includes a great deal of active duty, reserve, and other military veterans from all branches of the service. Learn about how SLCC helps these veterans transition to college life as they pursue new careers.
Salt Lake Comic Con 2014 boasts larger crowds than ever before
Now that reporter Aldo Gomez has had time to recharge after Salt Lake Comic Con, here's the basic rundown of the convention.
Is a man measured by his feet, or by his feats?
Gideon DiMeglio was born without arms, but that hasn't stopped him from enjoying life. Learn more about where life has taken him and what brings him to Salt Lake Community College.
SLCC students invade Salt Lake Comic Con
Learn about some of the people from SLCC who are attending Salt Lake Comic Con 2014.
SLCC is going to Salt Lake Comic Con
Salt Lake Community College is going to have a booth at this year's Salt Lake Comic Con. Reporter Hannah Dailami gives you the rundown on what to expect.
How SLCC is making a difference with the Utah Race Card Project
Could you describe your experiences with race in six words or less? Learn how The Race Card Project is working to encourage open dialogue about race.
Shootout at Salt Lake Community College near Taylorsville-Redwood Campus
Two suspects fired on police officers after a high speed chase that endangered students and residents near the Taylorsville-Redwood Campus.
Four fun things Salt Lake Community College students absolutely must do this summer
Road trips, water fun, and new adventures are some of the great ways that Salt Lake Community College students can have fun during summer break.
Four simple ways to reduce stress
Salt Lake Community College students can reduce stress through exercise, playing sports, and performing meaningful service to others.
SVSLCC, community “pick it up, clean it up” for Earth Day
SLCC student veterans and local volunteers came to Birkhill Apartments to make a difference in the community.
Odyssey House offers addiction recovery for a new and better life
Odyssey House offers a customized, multi-part treatment program to aid individuals recovering from substance abuse.
SLCC alumna pens new book to inspire students
SLCC alumna and Whittier Elementary teacher Erica Hammon hopes to give students new perspective through her book, "The Top 10 Strategies for Student Engagement."