Supernatural forces in Salt Lake City
Although Salt Lake City’s founding was later than other traditionally haunted cities, it’s still home to some of the most active paranormal sites.
Club invites SLCC students to play sports
Sports Rally gives students a chance to experience what it's like to play team sports.
Alternative Break: SLCC students spend spring break on service projects
While most students spend spring break relaxing, a group of Salt Lake Community College students uses the week to serve communities and learn about social issues across the United States.
Day of delectable literature at the Markosian
Edible Book Festival to be held at Taylorsville Redwood library.
SLCC rocks the CAZ-bah in 4 sets
The Bruins overpower the Vaqueras in the SLCC Invitational to pull to .500 on the season.
Where you can save with your student ID
Explore the many perks and benefits that come with your SLCC OneCard.
SLCC students take pride in marching for equality
Learn more about SLCC's participation in the 2018 Utah Pride Festival.
SLCC dancers combine ‘Forces’ in latest concert
SLCC Dance Company performed their spring concert last weekend in the Grand Theatre.
Harris’s appeal to Gen Z might not outweigh the ‘iron law’ of voter behavior
Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign has garnered enthusiasm among young people, but that enthusiasm translating into voter participation remains to be seen.
Program helps students save money and contribute to the community
Transition Lab offers an alternative to the regular college education by teaching participants how to grow food, how to take those skills and trade them for necessities such as housing.
Outgoing president honored at thank you event
A thank you celebration honoring SLCC President Cynthia Bioteau will be held on Nov. 20.
Sparks fly: Richard Prazen perfects the art of metal
Globe photographer Will Samsky recently visited his shop of Richard Prazen, who teaches metal sculpting at Salt Lake Community College.