What to put in a 72-hour emergency kit
Disasters can happen any time. Here are some tips on how to be prepared for the worst.
Investigation puts spotlight on BYU’s LGBTQ policies
A recent federal investigation focused on potential Title IX violations at Brigham Young University and how the school disciplines queer students.
Motorcycle course builds confidence, safety knowledge for new riders
SLCC students are revving up their skills through the Beginning Riders course, a hands-on motorcycle safety program that helps beginners learn the fundamentals of riding safely and confidently.
Sean Reyes, Ed Smart visit SLCC to discuss human trafficking
Utah A.G. Sean Reyes and Amber Alert advocate Ed Smart were invited to talk about human trafficking and how students can help stop it.
University of Utah students discuss issues they care about in 2024 election
Several students at the U explain the issues that matter most to them in the upcoming 2024 election.
Get your car ready for winter driving
UHP officer David Brooks shares a few car care tips with SLCC students.
Government surveillance practices can diminish right to privacy
The argument on the moral ethics on government surveillance continue, but when does safety take away from American rights?
SLC hosts rally for world’s first National Period Day
A rally in celebration of the world's first National Period Day took place Oct. 19 at the Utah State Capitol.
Postpartum depression: a hidden struggle in Latin communities
Language barriers, lack of access to health insurance and community resources, and sociocultural ideas can affect postpartum depression (PPD) in Latin women.
Treat yourself to some Halloween history
Learn more about Halloween and how the holiday has evolved over time.
Opioid crisis affects Utah
The opioid epidemic has had a notable impact on Utahns.
Utah Woman of the Year honoree mentors Salt Lake-area immigrants
Luz Gamarra, the lead academic adviser for humanities and ESL students at SLCC, earned USA Today's recognition for Woman of the Year in Utah.