Petition draws attention to community cats at Taylorsville Redwood Campus
Feral cats roam the Markosian Library at Taylorsville Redwood Campus; students want to help keep the population healthy and under control.
An opportunity for a fresh start with Rasa Legal
SLCC students with convictions may be able to get discounted expungement services through a college-wide agreement with Rasa Legal.
Service learning: How they feel now
The student lounge at South City Campus is the location. Some of Liz Montague's service-learning English 2010 class can be found here in their...
SLCC students demonstrate spirit of innovation at AES Convention
Club Resonance traveled to the Audio Engineering Society convention in Los Angeles, California, where one student won a silver medal for his innovative, wearable MIDI controllers.
Use healthy food to increase your brain power for finals week
Many students consume energy drinks and high-calorie foods to fuel their cram sessions, but there's a better way to keep your energy up.
Events offer culturally diverse students help with U of U transfer
The U of U Diverse Transfer Student event will host a panel discussion and fee waiver for SLCC students of ethnic backgrounds looking to transfer.
New literary journal to amplify LGBTQ voices at SLCC
The “Lavender Journal” is calling for submissions for its inaugural literary magazine, which will release early next year.
Community Writing Center: making better writers
The SLCC Community Writing Center helps improve the writing skills of students and community members.
How Utah is dealing with current drought
Utah is a historically dry state, but 2021 has been particularly dry.
Breaking down SLCC student tuition
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, SLCC adjusted its course delivery while leaving tuition rates unchanged for fall semester.
Students can save big at college surplus stores
Students can buy refurbished items at low prices from college surplus departments.
‘An Evening of Romance’ concert showcases faculty’s musical talents
An ongoing musical performance series began with a variety of romantic music preformed by the college’s music program faculty.