SLCC students chat with education innovator Bill Strickland about changing the world
Keynote speaker Bill Strcikland speaks to SLCC students about how education changed him as a youth and how it can help others.
Farley urges us to remember more than MLK’s easy messages
On Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2012, Salt Lake Community College presented Mildred Sparks, director of the Faculty Teaching and Learning Center, and Dr. Howard Chuck...
The Humane Society offers service hour opportunities
The Humane Society of Utah has many volunteer opportunities for SLCC students.
Success is ‘Bruin’ with SLCC Women’s Basketball
Screeching sneakers, buzzer-beaters and blocked shots are on their way back to the Lifetime Activities Center (LAC) at SLCC's Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Women's head...
Lavender Graduation cancellation
For the past few years, SLCC queer students could participate in a school-supported Lavender Graduation. But recent laws and administrative decisions put an end to the celebration.
Voices Amplified: March 30, 2023
This episode of Voices Amplified focuses on the mass shooting epidemic and gun violence prevention in the U.S. following a school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.
#SLCCvotes: 5 questions for Kael Weston
Learn more about Kael Weston, the Democratic candidate for Utah's 2nd Congressional District.
Chamber Singers travel to DC to perform at inauguration festival
SLCC Choir to sing in the Presidential Inauguration Heritage Music Festival in Washington, D.C.
SLCC finance course prepares students for tax season
SLCC students who take a personal finance course say they are better prepared for tax filing season.
Native American, Pacific Islander retention rates decline
SLCC Institutional Research conducted a study in 2011 and found that 41% of Native American and Pacific Islander students who did not re-enroll had a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher.
Castle of Chaos: A delightful date night?
Castle of Chaos on 5600 South Redwood Road in Taylorsville may be the perfect place to take a date for a fright night this...
Despite financial obstacles, immigrant student reaches for his dream
Emigrating from Mexico to the United States, Carlos Vargas worked for a full year after graduating high school in order to raise the money necessary to begin attending Salt Lake Community College. Jaquelin Gonzalez brings you the story of this 19 year-old aspiring engineer.