Biggest snowstorm in almost two decades affects SLCC
The epic Feb. 6 snowstorm forced SLCC to cancel classes for the day, putting some students and staff in a bind.
Alt-right group posts propaganda around SLCC campuses
SLCC students and staff were shocked to find anti-immigration messages displayed around campuses yesterday.
The real ‘BlacKkKlansman’ returns to SLCC
Former SLCC instructor Ron Stallworth, the African-American police officer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan, will speak at the Grand Theatre on Feb. 26.
Revised Medicaid expansion bill signed into law
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert signed SB 96 into law last week, replacing the voter-approved Proposition 3.
SLCCSA holds candidate meet-and-greets; student body elections underway
Learn more about Mary Flanagan and Mason Bancroft as they run for president and executive vice president of the SLCC Student Association.
5 steps to a successful graduation
If you’re planning on graduating this spring, make sure you’re following the correct guidelines to ensure success.
Change is brewing: Utah lawmakers could allow stronger beer in grocery stores
S.B. 132 would allow Utah grocery stores to sell beer with 4.8 percent alcohol content.
SLCC students surprised by birth control law passed last year
Some SLCC students are unaware of S.B. 184, which Utah Gov. Gary Herbert signed into law in March 2018.
Clubs enable students to discover new pursuits
The Anthropology Club encourages SLCC students to explore clubs that match their interests.
Buying textbooks without breaking the bank
There are many different ways to save money on textbooks, including open educational resources.
Disability Resource Center benefits students who need ‘a little extra help’
Every semester, the Disability Resource Center helps more than 2,000 students with accommodations or accessibility services.
Utah House bill aims to put daylight saving time question on 2020 ballot
H.B. 66 would ask Utah voters about their preference to keep or eliminate daylight saving time.