Earth Day celebrations at SLCC
Find out how SLCC is celebrating Earth Day this year.
E-textbooks not as popular as you might think
While e-books are cheaper than their printed counterparts, Dillon Anderson investigates why most students don't use them.
10 tips for acing finals week
SLCC students share 10 useful study tips to help you get ready for final exams.
SLCC alum’s hard work paying off
One SLCC alumnus is on their way to Georgia Tech's School of Aerospace Engineering program next fall.
UHP helps keep SLCC secure
The Utah Highway Patrol provides security services at four SLCC campuses. Learn how to protect yourself at school and who to call if you need assistance.
Why I became an occupational therapy student
A children’s song propelled SLCC student Iliana Alfaro towards a career in occupational therapy. Read her story.
Wally Rupp: The man across the street
Taylorsville resident Wally Rupp has seen many changes over the years, including the construction of the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Benjamin Lindsay shares Rupp's story.
Cash and Keep is a different kind of textbook buyback program
Students can sell their textbooks now and still use them through the end of the semester. Ana Maria Durango has the details.
SLCC to join Great Utah ShakeOut on April 16
SLCC will ask students, faculty and staff to "drop, cover and hold on" during a statewide earthquake drill on Thursday.
Students discuss sexual assault awareness
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Alejandra Almada gathers student opinions on the definition of sexual assault.
New Utah law gives rape victims a better chance at justice
House Bill 74 changes how consent is perceived in the eyes of the law, especially as it pertains to unconscious victims. Jennifer Garcia explains.
Students can now learn salsa, bachata at SLCC
The president of the new Salsa/Bachata Club wants to leave a good legacy for future Latino college students. Gerardo Chagolla explains.