Downtown Farmers Market produces local food and talent every Saturday
Visit the Downtown Farmers Market for fresh, local food and acts
Newspapers stand the test of time
Newspaper is constantly growing and evolving. Learn about its history and where it stands today.
Food pantry included in South City renovations
Social Work Club's latest project of creating a food pantry for SLCC students, faculty and staff at South City Campus.
The Leonardo offers students the experience of a lifetime
The Leonardo currently hosts a special exhibit for the Dead Sea Scrolls and offers an opportunity to enter for free.
Get ready for the Great Utah ShakeOut
Students, faculty and staff will be asked to drop, cover, and hold on at 10:15 a.m. Thursday for the Great Utah ShakeOut.
Past SLCC keynote speaker wins Pulitzer Prize
Ed Yong, keynote speaker at the 2020 Tanner Forum on Social Ethics, recently won a Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting.
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,...
H1N1 off the radar for now, more cases expected
H1N1 has hit America with some devastation. Although the heat of it has slowed down in Utah and across the country, for the time...
SLCC Community Garden continues to grow
Pumpkins, tomatoes, onions and squash. These are some of the vegetables that can be seen growing in the community gardens located on various campuses...
Chalk art for a cause
The 11th Annual Chalk Art Festival at The Gateway mall raised money and awareness for Utah Foster Care.
‘A really sad loss’: Weber State students talk about life after closing campus centers...
Without identity-based centers, students say “there’s less visibility” for marginalized groups on the Ogden campus.
Club collects coats for those in need
The Social Work Club asks for clothing to help women suffering from substance abuse and the homeless.