Inexpensive haircuts available at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus
Low-cost cuts provide students with valuable experience.
Get published in Folio this spring
Did you know there's a magazine on campus that only publishes student artwork? Read on for details.
Let food be thy medicine
Kale Chips
Ingredients:
One bunch of kale
2 Tbs. Cold pressed olive oil
½ tsp. Natural sea salt
½ tsp. Turmeric
¼ tsp. Cayenne
Wash kale and carefully remove the thick...
ePortfolio, its not another senior project
This last summer, students' enrolled in general education classes at SLCC began working on their ePortfolio, an online portfolio that some professors have been...
Students produce indie shorts at Film Bootcamp
Learn about the film production program at SLCC and the project currently in development.
Jabbawockeez will invade SLCC April 2
Masked faces will soon take over Salt Lake Community College's Taylorsville Redwood campus. The popular, masked, hip-hop group, Jabbawockeez will entertain students in...
Spring break alternative provides a meaningful experience
Traveling, living with strangers and volunteering are all part of the experience that SLCC students get through the alternative break program.
Mustangs run wild at LAC as Bruins fall in four sets
SLCC Bruins drop a game at home against the no. 5 Western Wyoming Mustangs.
Architecture and Technology: Architectural features seen and not seen, bridges old with new
This multi-piece article explores the many elements related to the new Center for Arts and Media at the South City Campus, including updates in technology, new ideals and the resources available to students.
Health and Wellness Center offers free STI testing
As part of an ongoing campaign, the Health and Wellness Services clinic at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus offered free tests for Sexually Transmitted Infections...
Get dressed for success at J.C. Penney’s Suit-Up Event
Get ready for J.C. Penney's Suit-Up event happening Sunday at Valley Fair Mall.
Watchtower Coffee and Comics moves into new digs
Watchtower Coffee and Comics set up shop one block west on Main Street before the coronavirus outbreak forced them to close.