Homelessness hits close to home for many Utahns
Thousands of homeless people seek help each day to be able to survive. Homeless shelters can help with food and shelter. For some however,...
Award winning pastry chef opens bakery near South City Campus
French pastries with Latin influence served by award winning chef in newly opened bakery located near South City Campus
Community Writing Center welcomes all writers
The CWC is a service provided by SLCC that supports local residents in their writing endeavors.
Children are selected to compete for adult’s amusement at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus
The fountain quad is this year's arena for a game of wits and cunning.
Photos: Native American Indian Exhibition
View photos from the Native American Indian Exhibition.
SLCC’s Interior Design Club gives room makeover for cancer survivor
After surviving testicular cancer, Tim Ellis receives help from the Interior Design Club. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among men ages 15 to 35.
5 simple steps to set and achieve your goals
Learn how to set achievable goals and how you can improve your rate of success.
Alternative Pride festival in Salt Lake City promotes community over corporations
For the third straight year, Pride Without Police provided an alternative to Utah Pride celebrations that occurred earlier in the month.
Myths and facts: arranged marriages in India
How do arranged marriages work in India? Does the bride have any say; does the couple meet beforehand? Tuesday, Mar. 10, 2010 at noon...
Anime Salt Lake returns to SLCC
Convention promises to be ‘nerdfest for the masses.'
Amid shelter closing, SLCC amps up support of basic needs
As homeless adapt to a new normal at the new resource centers, Salt Lake Community College evaluates how to best support its own homeless students and faculty.
Program helps students save money and contribute to the community
Transition Lab offers an alternative to the regular college education by teaching participants how to grow food, how to take those skills and trade them for necessities such as housing.