Utah’s ruling, repeal of emergency vaping statute
Several vaping-related lung illnesses have prompted emergency measures and legal challenges over the sale of flavored vaping products.
Celebrate Recovery takes 12 steps through Jesus Christ to heal
A local organization helps people recover from a wide range of problems.
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.
Where to get help against domestic violence
Help is available to victims of domestic violence and here are several sources for help for those in need.
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.
Donate and enter to win
The American Red Cross will conduct Great Summer Giveaway promotion for blood donors in June.
Donate blood with the American Red Cross in June and...
Plastic continues to affect the environment
SLCC encourages students and staff to be more mindful about recycling plastic products.
COVID-19 booster shots may be necessary
COVID-19 booster shots, and potentially annual vaccinations, will likely become a necessity in the future.
SLCC prepares for possible impacts of coronavirus
Here's the latest on the coronavirus outbreak and what SLCC is doing to prepare for the disease's potential impact on the college.
New study shows Utahns are among the most stressed in the US, students included
Utah ranks among the most stressed states in the country, placing second nationally in a recent study.
#SLCCvotes: 5 questions for J. Robert Latham
Learn more about J. Robert Latham, the Libertarian candidate for Utah's 2nd Congressional District.
Tooele residents say they’re fighting a ‘losing battle’ against inland port projects
As two inland port projects in Tooele County reach the development phase, residents and advocacy groups continue to fight the plans, citing hazards to the community and the environment.