Art exhibit to highlight diverse student talent
The Multicultural Student Art Exhibit will be on display this Wednesday and Thursday in the Oak Room.
Final Light: An artist in retrospect
A pattern of light and shadow. Color awash in creamy tones and blotted with vibrant reds and Kelly green. Symmetry and asymmetry balanced in...
Online classes become new normal; pants optional
The coronavirus pandemic has changed higher education. Tyler Bearss explains some of the benefits of online learning.
South City hosts inaugural Cheese Challenge
Local culinary artists showcased their artisan cheeses for a panel of judges on Oct. 28.
Pop culture holidays sparkle at SLCC
Social media has become a haven for celebrating just about every type of non-holiday.
Opinions differ on best time to study
Students say the best time to do homework is the time that best fits their schedule.
Alternative ideas to Black Friday
The Occupy Wall Street movement and a high unemployment rate have changed the way people are thinking about consumerism. Many are leaving their banks...
Great Salt Lake’s dust could cost $1.5 billion to fix with costs ‘skyrocketing’ as...
Mitigating dust from a shrinking Great Salt Lake could cost more than a billion dollars to fix, a new report from the Utah State Legislature's Auditor General found.
November marks Native American Heritage Month
The American Indian Student Leadership Club is hosting several events throughout the month of November to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
General Conference in Salt Lake City
For the most part Salt Lake City behaves like any city around the world. It's true that it is surrounded by the beautiful mountains...
Queen of the campus
Shannel, a member of Divas of Diversity entertained SLCC students at the Grand Theatre.
Keep in step with SLCC’s Summer Fun Parade Band
Where to see SLCC’s Summer Fun Parade Band
June 30 9:00 a.m. Taylorsville Dayzz
June 30 10:00 a.m. West Valley West Fest
July 3 6:30...