Free flu shots for Bruins this October
The Center for Health and Counseling will provide free influenza shots for SLCC students and employees across four campus locations in October.
Lawsuit filed against Utah demanding action to save the Great Salt Lake
A coalition of environmental groups has filed a lawsuit against the state of Utah, accusing political leaders and agencies of not doing enough to save the Great Salt Lake.
Great Salt Lake Collaborative wins journalism partnership award
The Great Salt Lake Collaborative received top recognition for Excellence in Collaboration and Partnership from the 2023 Online Journalism Awards.
Utah teens work more than anywhere else in the nation, driving statewide job growth
Utah's consistently strong job market is providing ample opportunities for teenage workers who want to augment their education.
ESL Legacy Mentors: A program offering guidance to SLCC students
SLCC students who receive help from ESL Legacy Mentors often return to the program to give back as mentors themselves.
Some Utahns at higher risk of exposure to toxic dust from Great Salt Lake,...
Wind events and dust pollution caused by low water levels in Great Salt Lake impact communities in Tooele County and the western part of Salt Lake City.
Herriman Campus finally opens its doors with start of fall 2023 semester
The new Herriman Campus, which had been in planning for more than a decade, finally opened its doors on Aug. 22 to prospective SLCC and U. students living in the south end of the Salt Lake Valley.
Letter from SLCCSA: 2023–24 vision statement
SLCCSA President Joyce Wambuyi outlines the organization's priorities for the upcoming academic year.
Bruins can now grab free Plan B through two on-campus centers
The Center for Health and Counseling and the Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center are now offering free tablets of Plan B, the emergency contraceptive pill.
Finding your ‘chosen family’ through SLCC Clubs
Two former club presidents discuss how being part of a club improved their lives and reshaped their futures.
Students use online classes to stay ahead at SLCC
SLCC faculty and staff say remote and hybrid learning options help students who need to work but still want an education.
Rising rent costs put a strain on SLCC students
Rental prices continue to adversely affect Salt Lake Community College students, but other forms of financial assistance exist on campus.