Day of Service encourages civic engagement
The SLCC Day of Service may be over, but the ways you can serve are not.
Disability Awareness Week begins today
Learn more about Disability Awareness Week events at Taylorsville Redwood and South City campuses.
SLCC pantry expands to provide more options
After moving into a larger space, the Bruin Cupboard can now accommodate more donations.
Why you need an ePortfolio
Learn more about the ePortfolio and how SLCC students can get assistance.
Exclusive interview with Nikole Hannah-Jones
Globe correspondent Bill Fisher interviewed investigative reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones.
‘It Starts With You’ explores racial segregation
KUER and United Way of Salt Lake hosted a panel discussion about racial segregation in the Grand Theatre last month.
SLCC receives $334K NSF grant
The National Science Foundation awarded a $334,000 grant to SLCC to help increase the amount of students pursuing geology degrees.
Club Rush is coming
Dozens of SLCC student clubs will be recruiting new members next week.
Don’t leave your dog at home
Learn about some of the local stores and restaurants where you can take your dog.
Students must focus to finish
SLCC students have to prioritize their current coursework and plan for the semesters ahead.
SLCC helping low-income students pay for college
The SLCC Promise program has already paid hundreds of thousands of dollars in tuition and fees. Learn how to apply for aid next year.
Proximity locks safeguard SLCC students, faculty
SLCC is in the process of installing electronic proximity locks to improve security on campus.