SLCC students differ on potential Utah death penalty repeal
Local and state officials discuss a repeal of the death penalty in Utah, and Salt Lake Community College students have diverging opinions.
Respect and appreciation is main course at 4th annual Diversity Dinner
The diversity dinner was held to help participants have a meaningful conversation with people from different backgrounds as seating was randomly assigned.
Library lecture
A lecture was delivered last Sunday for anyone interested in the subject of fractals.
A number of interested people were in attendance for a lecture...
One world where ‘everyone eats’
With the economy showing little hope of recovery, many are looking to their much thinner wallets and wondering how to make ends meet –...
Independent student news outlet challenges status quo at BYU
Prodigal Press allows student journalists and contributors to freely cover topics that may be frowned upon at Brigham Young University.
President Starks goes to Washington
SLCC's student body president Aaron Starks visited Washington, D.C., to participate in a panel discussion at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Utah author and entrepreneur gives back to SLCC
Utah 4 Kids author Samantha Simon will be speaking and mentoring students at Entreprecursious event.
Why Salt Lake City wants residents to ‘adopt’ a storm drain
Salt Lake City is looking for volunteers for its new clean storm drain initiative, which aims to improve water quality and environmental health.
The most earth-like planet ever found
After searching the heavens for more than a decade, on Wednesday Sept. 29 astronomers Steven Vogt and Paul Butler announced the discovery of the...
SLCC professor sparks change in the community
Dr. Anthony J. Nocella II supports several community initiatives while teaching criminal justice at Salt Lake Community College.
SLC Mayor Biskupski plans to partner with SLCC
Learn how Mayor Jackie Biskupski plans to work with SLCC President Deneece Huftalin.
The Festival of Trees: A consumer’s perspective
Crowds and consumerism are typically given bad names during the Christmas season, but for a few days, it's all for a good cause at...