In photos: SLCC celebrates Black voices with African American Read-In and Poetry Slam
SLCC students, faculty and staff gathered on Feb. 11 to share writings from Black poets, authors, and activists. Some also read original work about their experience as African Americans.
Runners attempt to outrun the undead horde in the name of charity
On Saturday, October 4, runners of all ages pit their wits and cardiovascular endurance against a scenario lifted straight from George A. Romero: outrunning the living dead. Michael Gault's photo essay shows you the results of the 5KRunDead.
Actors wanted: SLCC Film Department looks to fill 100 roles
The SLCC Film Department is holding a casting call this week.
Raw Couture Fashion Show draws big crowd
SLCC's Fashion Institute held its annual Raw Couture Fashion Show this year at the Rose Wagner Theatre in downtown Salt Lake City on April...
New fountain rejuvenates quad
If you've been on the Taylorsville Redwood campus at all this summer, you've certainly noticed the new fountain on the quad. It's the latest...
Thayne Center seeks virtual volunteers for #SLCCserves
The coronavirus pandemic won't stop the Thayne Center from holding its #SLCCserves event later this month.
Black Student Union holds workshop to defend critical race theory, academic freedom
The Black Student Union hosted a panel discussion to explore the debate surrounding critical race theory and academic freedom.
NBC News’ Harry Smith offers career advice to college journalists at media symposium
NBC News contributor Harry Smith spoke to a gathering of Utah college students at the Deseret Management Corporation's Journalism and Media Symposium on Sept. 29.
“The Meeting” sparks dialogue about civil rights
A panel of experts used "The Meeting," a play about a fictitious meeting between MLK and Malcolm X, as a starting point for a discussion about civil rights.
Step into college with new program
As yet another example of stepping ahead that is available at Salt Lake Community College, a program to help first-time students prepare for college...
SLCC professor offers different perspective on service-learning courses
Service-learning courses require a more worthwhile effort from students. Jordan Bagley talks with professor Liz Montague about what makes them different.
Learning, growing, sharing with ‘Una Mano Amiga’
Lynne McCue-Hamilton, community work study coordinator at the Thayne Center, provides information about volunteer opportunities available in our community for the student population.