#SLCCVotes: Meet Carollina Wilson, candidate for SLCCSA president
Carollina Wilson is running for president of the SLCC Student Association for 2024-25.
Veteran Boston Globe editor gives talk at Salt Lake Community College
Boston Globe editorial page editor James Dao spoke to students and faculty during a guest lecture May 16 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
International students at Utah Tech University share thoughts on voting, 2024 election
Some of Utah Tech University's international students weigh in on the 2024 US elections.
Give back with backpacks!
Fourteen percent of Utah's homeless population consists of families with children. These homeless children struggle to remain in school and rarely have the necessary...
Students come together to support local artisans at Valentine’s-themed market
Indigenous artists, community members, and SLCC students participated in the Valentine Vendor Day event hosted by the Native Indigenous Student Union on Feb. 6.
New SLCC campus opening in West Valley City
Students who live in or near West Valley won’t have to travel as far to go to class.
SLCC clubs unite, create new ceremony to celebrate student graduates
After Utah HB 261 effectively ended affinity celebrations on campus, several SLCC clubs organized the “We Write Our Own Stories” graduation event on April 14.
ePortfolio Scholarship winners
On Thursday, January 13th, Salt Lake Community College held its first annual ePortfolio Showcase, during which five SLCC students received full tuition waivers for...
Student association president hopes to bridge communication gap through active listening
Roena Delfin hopes to improve communication among faculty, staff and students during her tenure as SLCCSA president.
Jennifer Campbell: teacher, singer and anthropologist
A profile on anthropology teacher Jennifer Campbell.
Utah House advances bill linking citizenship status to in‑state tuition access
Utah HB 386 adopted a substitute from Republican Rep. Trevor Lee that would repeal a longstanding law which allowed undocumented students to receive in-state tuition under certain requirements.
Wildlife SOS rehabilitates mistreated animals and their handlers
From Mathura, India, to Salt Lake City, Utah, Wildlife SOS provides sanctuaries for abused animals and corrects the behavior of their handlers.