SLCC encourages student involvement
The Student Life and Leadership office at Salt Lake Community College offers many services and ways for students to get involved.
Improve your writing in one year
There are many good reasons to become a better writer. If you want to share your views in a convincing way it is important...
New financial aid refund process pushes student refund dates back, streamlines a more fiscally...
Starting in the fall semester, SLCC began releasing financial aid refunds after the course drop deadline in mid-September, a month later than before. Administrators say the new schedule is a safeguard.
Students say closure of Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center cuts off vital support
The Gender and Student Sexuality Resource Center, which opened in the fall of 2019, closed its doors on Dec. 18, 2025.
Local camera company offers deals for photo students
Acme Camera, located in Sugarhouse, offers great deals on camera and lens rentals for students.
Rising use of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs among young adults prompts concerns over access and...
Health professionals at SLCC say students are increasingly asking about the use of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic.
DC internships put Bruins in the Beltway
Washington D.C. internships offer SLCC students a chance to learn and work in the nation's capital.
Road Home closure pushes homeless community to adapt
The Road Home closed its doors in November, creating big changes for Salt Lake City's homeless population.
Fashion is blooming this spring at SLCC
The SLCC Fashion Institute has several events scheduled in the remaining weeks of spring semester.
How to maximize your free time as a student
While each student spends their free time however they choose, every student could use more.
Students sound off on 2020 Democratic primary
SLCC students share their thoughts on the Democratic primary as the coronavirus affects voting in several states.
Anti-abortion group holds graphic protest at SLCC
The Genocide Awareness Project displayed graphic images and controversial messages, upsetting students at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.