Class and workshop to accompany upcoming virtual studio, now set for next year
Salt Lake Community College plans to pair a class and workshop with its new virtual studio, which has also seen its completion timeline shift to the first half of 2024.
SHAC to hold blood drive April 18
Salt Lake Community College's own Student Health Advisory Club (SHAC) is hosting a blood drive Monday April 18. The blood drive will be held...
Fashion club stitches new connections, ideas
Salt Lake Community College's fashion club invites anyone, regardless of their area of study, to join its environment of inclusion and creativity.
Black History Month events at SLCC begin Thursday
A celebration will be held Jan. 25 at the South City campus, followed by five events in February at the Taylorsville Redwood campus.
Federal budget cuts cancel SLCC student hopes
ACT Closure at Clearfield Job Corps sends SLCC students home.
We took a state-approved concealed carry permit class. This is what we learned.
Maren Archibald, Leah Call and Caitlin Keith attended a concealed firearm permit class to better understand the legal and social environment surrounding guns in our state.
Changes to FAFSA eligibility requirements expands student access
Changes to FAFSA went into effect July 1, and Salt Lake Community College financial aid offices can assist students with the new, simplified process.
New dean for Gail Miller School of Business aspires to help others ‘break through...
Salt Lake Community College welcomed Trish Gorman as the new dean of the Gail Miller School of Business on Aug. 1.
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.
SLCC professor Penny Bivens shares her journey for Women’s History Month
Salt Lake Community College School of Business professor Penny Bivens hopes her life experiences inspire other women to push for change.
How to be a penny pinching pupil
Going to college puts a strain on a student budget. Making some lifestyle changes can ease some of the financial stress.
Welcome from SLCCSA president Carlos Moreno
In this special submission to The Globe, Student Association president Carlos Moreno welcomes students back for a new school year and encourages all SLCC students to get involved.