South City Campus limits its building entrances to 3 locations
SLCC security officials have closed all but three entry points at South City Campus, citing community safety.
A pouring out of love: Utahns gather for Great Salt Lake blessing ceremony
Children and adults took turns pouring jars and bottles of water into the Great Salt Lake on Saturday morning as part of an offering ceremony on Antelope Island.
Recent campus walkabouts seek to rectify safety and accessibility issues
SLCC students, staff and officials participate in several campus walkabouts to examine the security and accessibility of school grounds.
Crafting cranes event generates awareness for mental health resources
SLCC students folded paper cranes while learning about mental health resources during the "You Matter" crafting event in the ePortfolio office.
After café closures, SLCC explores visiting restaurant concept
Salt Lake Community College is testing a different method of food services after failing to reach an agreement with a catering company for on-campus dining.
Drag story time disruptors miss the mark
Amie Schaeffer responds to the individual who called in a bomb threat during drag story time at King's English on Sunday.
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.
Social media scams are on the rise among young adults. Here’s what to look...
Since 2017, the fastest-growing age bracket to fall victim to scams has been 20- to 30-year-olds.
Photos: SLCC marks 75th anniversary with tribute and capsule event
Salt Lake Community College celebrated 75 years of educating students during an official ceremony on Sept. 14.
Sen. Mitt Romney will not seek reelection in 2024
Utah Sen. Mitt Romney announced that he will not seek a second term, ending speculation about his future in the U.S. Senate.
Latinx Heritage celebrations at SLCC begin Sept. 19
Salt Lake Community College will once again commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month with four events this year.
What does the end of affirmative action mean for higher ed?
After the U.S. Supreme Court's latest rulings on affirmative action, many higher education institutions will need to come up with race-neutral alternatives during the admissions process to reaching diversity goals.