#SLCCVotes: Meet Carollina Wilson, candidate for SLCCSA president
Carollina Wilson is running for president of the SLCC Student Association for 2024-25.
#SLCCVotes: Meet Diana Mavlanova, candidate for SLCCSA vice president for academic pathways
Diana Mavlanova is running for SLCC Student Association vice president for academic pathways for 2024-25.
#SLCCVotes: Meet Emma Jones, candidate for SLCCSA vice president for equality and representation
Emma Jones is running for SLCC Student Association vice president for equality and representation for 2024-25.
Students can knead the stress away with affordable massage therapy at SLCC
A massage can offer vital stress relief and promote overall health, especially as students juggle coursework and other responsibilities.
Letter to the Editor: Expanding inclusive restroom signage initiative, pilot 3
Joyce Wambuyi and Emma Jones from the SLCC Student Association share an update on the campus inclusive restroom signage initiative.
Spring clothing drive aims to provide students with attire for interviews, jobs
The SLCC chapter of the Utah Women in Higher Education Network is accepting donations of clean business attire, shoes, ties and briefcases through March 21.
SLCC potluck brings students together, sheds light on different cultures
The SLCC community enjoyed dishes from two distinct cultures during a potluck Feb. 28 at the Taylorsville campus.
SLCC admin outlines proposal for tuition increase, discusses anti-DEI bill
College administrators discussed a proposed 2024–25 tuition increase as well as Utah House Bill 261 during the “Truth in Tuition” student forum on Feb. 29.
Two poets discuss mother tongues and ‘their right to coexist’ for SLCC event
Presented primarily in Spanish, the event “Mother Tongues and Their Right to Coexist” focused on the systemic erasure and importance of Indigenous languages.
SLCC educators give lectures at Clark Planetarium in ongoing environmental series
This spring, the Clark Planetarium is hosting SLCC professors as part of a four-part lecture series focused on environmental science.
School staff, faculty bring attention to STEM center with ‘(PI)zza’ party
SLCC students mingled with the college's STEM faculty and administrators during a free event at the Redwood campus on Feb. 21.
Like Utah, California has had pipeline dreams to save its drying Salton Sea
Californians discuss the possibility of building a canal or pipeline from the Sea of Cortez in Mexico to their own ailing terminal salt lake, the Salton Sea.