Thin Blue Line flag disappears from UHP office window at South City Campus
SLCC staff and community members expressed concern after a Thin Blue Line flag sticker was displayed in the window of the Utah Highway Patrol's office window at South City Campus.
SLCC student gets his geek on
In one of the weakest economies the U.S. has ever seen, most Salt Lake Community College students are focusing on getting through school while...
TreeUtah teaches sustainability
Many SLCC students are concerned with environmental issues here in Utah, but political solutions are often frustratingly elusive. TreeUtah offers a more hands-on approach...
Free massages, medical consultations and counseling for students
Health and Wellness Services have planned several events for the month of February to help students with everything from physical and mental health to finding the best healthcare resources available.
Play pickup basketball at the LAC
The Staff Association invites all students and faculty to join the fun every Friday night.
In photos: Fall Garden Party celebrates successful growing season
The Thayne Center held a Fall Garden Party to celebrate a successful growing season at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus Student Garden on Oct. 9.
Former SLCC student now Crossfit gym owner
SLCC alumnus Greg Schell speaks about his growing business and gives advice to any student headed in the business direction.
Social media scams are on the rise among young adults. Here’s what to look...
Since 2017, the fastest-growing age bracket to fall victim to scams has been 20- to 30-year-olds.
SLCC student helps design FanX experience
If you've seen any promotional material for FanX this year, it was likely designed by a Salt Lake Community College student.
Comedian: Climate change is no laughing matter
Dr. Yoram Bauman combined comedy and economics during his Earth Day presentation last week.
The Great Utah ShakeOut teaches students earthquake awareness
Earthquakes can occur anywhere, anytime. Salt Lake Community College is participating in The Great Utah ShakeOut next month to prepare students for a major earthquake on campus.
CARES Act funds may soon be coming to SLCC
The CARES Act allocates at least $5.3 million in emergency financial aid grants to SLCC students.