Brooke Gladstone discusses media influences at SLCC lecture
Brooke Gladstone spoke at Salt Lake Community College on Oct. 27 about truth in journalism and how new media influences how we receive and share information.
SLCC students take action against the use of plastic bags
More than 100 million plastic bags are thrown away every single year in the United States; some SLCC students are trying to bring that number down.
World Cinema 220 one of several Westminster classes available to SLCC students
Students can now enroll in select classes offered at Westminster College for SLCC tuition rates.
‘Selected Shorts’ comes to The Grand Theatre with surprising tales
The "Selected Shorts" radio show paid a visit to The Grand Theatre; the event featured an evening of short stories read by a cast of talented actors.
‘Wild’ author Cheryl Strayed shares her story of grief at Tanner Forum
As part of the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics lecture series, Cheryl Strayed shares her story of what it took to write her successful memoir. Contributing writer Julie Hirschi has the details.
SLCC helps refugees find a better life
Students from war-torn nations come to SLCC for a chance to succeed in America.
Bruin Campus Cupboard an essential resource for hungry SLCC students
SLCC students who struggle to pay for food can visit the food pantry at South City Campus for assistance. Christopher Montoya has the story.
Mass Communication Center launches food drive in support of Hunger and Homelessness Week
All proceeds from this year's food drive will benefit the student pantry, the Bruin Cupboard. Meghan McColgan explains how students can participate.
Sports briefs: No. 8 SLCC wins at Region 9/18 Challenge to remain undefeated
The SLCC men's basketball team defeated Casper College and WNCC in Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
Aim for Big Moustache On Campus this Movember
SLCC students are growing out their facial hair in order to raise awareness for various men's health issues, including cancer. Learn more about the Big Moustache on Campus competition.
Students teach life-saving techniques at Disaster Preparedness and Health Fair
Students from the college's Health Sciences program demonstrated techniques that help to treat injuries and respond to emergencies at the Emergency Disaster Preparedness and Health Fair on Nov. 6.
Doula & Childbirth Preparation course explains the nonmedical aspects of childbirth
In HLTH 1300, SLCC students can gain the skills to become a certified birth doula.