SLCC creating opportunities for refugees in Utah
Salt Lake Community College supports the Utah Refugee Education Center, which strives to make the community a better place for all.
Lake questions: How can locals help the Great Salt Lake?
This week’s edition of lake questions explores what locals can do to help the Great Salt Lake.
Supernatural forces in Salt Lake City
Although Salt Lake City’s founding was later than other traditionally haunted cities, it’s still home to some of the most active paranormal sites.
African-American student decries racial divide
Jocelyn Camargo spoke with African-American student Dani Ndayisa to get his perspective on the current racial climate in America.
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."
Voices Amplified: Feb. 16, 2023
Learn more about maternal mental health, seasonal affective disorder, and more on the latest episode of Voices Amplified on KRCL.
SLCC Tanner Forum: The Atlantic’s Ed Yong to speak about COVID-19
Ed Yong, a staff writer at The Atlantic, will speak at the virtual Tanner Forum on Social Ethics.
Behind the scenes of Utah’s 2024 gubernatorial debate
Democratic state Rep. Brian King and Libertarian candidate J. Robert Latham spoke to The Globe before participating in the 2024 Utah gubernatorial debate at South City Campus on Sept. 11.
Make money making deliveries for Amazon
Amazon's new delivery service could be the perfect part-time job for college students.
Great Salt Lake reaches new low point, ecosystem imperiled by salinity ‘tipping point’
Dr. Bonnie Baxter, a biologist and director of Great Salt Lake Institute at Westminster College, talks with KCPW about the drying up and too-salty Great Salt Lake.
5 fun ways to stay active this winter
Resist the urge to hibernate this winter and try some of these activities.
Growing changes due to HB 265 on the horizon for many Utah colleges
Salt Lake Community College and other degree-granting institutions must create reinvestment plans to earn back millions of dollars in state funding.