Utahns unite for Venezuela!
Utahns rally to support Venezuela in their protest against the current president Nicolás Maduro.
What’s going on at the Capitol
What is the legislature thinking? No one knows, but here is what they are doing.
Family and Human Studies program offers a rewarding career
On Feb. 18, a panel of former graduates from the Family and Human Studies Associate degree program shared their success stories of life after SLCC.
Students: take action against tuition and fees increases
Tuition and fees are on the rise again, but students can do something to try to stem the tide.
United Way offers students help with Affordable Care Act enrollment
United Way offers help with Obamacare in front of the Grand Theatre on Thursday, Feb. 20 from noon to 4 p.m.
Michele Norris gives SLCC time for reflection on race
Michele Norris, a reporter for NPR, speaks about the Race Card Project and overcoming racism and stereotypes.
This is your brain on love…
Psychology confirms parallels between love and brain chemistry; the brain’s processing of love influences both health benefits and risks.
Local camera company offers deals for photo students
Acme Camera, located in Sugarhouse, offers great deals on camera and lens rentals for students.
¡Viva Frida!: Celebrate the colorful life of Frida Kahlo
SLCC's Arts and Culture Events will host a gallery of artwork by Frida Kahlo on Thursday, Feb. 13 at the South City Campus.
Coke teaches the world to sing, as long as it’s in English
Writer Aaron Quintana looks at the controversial Coca-Cola commercial from the 2014 Super Bowl as well as the response from the general public.
Ice Festival helps adventure seekers climb to new heights
Climbers of all skill levels gathered at Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014 to attend the 1st Annual Bridal Veil Falls Ice Festival.
Untold stories and small voices heard at Sundance Film Festival
In the midst of the Sundance Film Festival are people of all walks of life merged together to support a cause of independence.