To tattoo, or not to tattoo
Tattoos are becoming increasingly popular among students. While some students do it as an easy way to express themselves others admit they do it...
EttaGrace Black Theatre Company brings the ‘Heat’
The EttaGrace Black Theatre Company ends its 2012 season with the production of Marsha Estell’s “Heat.” The play has been nominated for a Joseph...
Where to get help against domestic violence
Help is available to victims of domestic violence and here are several sources for help for those in need.
Grieving Utah family terrorized by memorial page vandalism
The family of Shariah Casper, grieving the death of their teenage daughter, has another thing to lose sleep over - a Facebook page which was...
Campus briefs: Highland Center to close; IAB gets a new name
While the IAB at Redwood gets a new name, one SLCC campus will be shutting its doors.
Creating a non-discriminatory campus for SLCC students
Salt Lake Community College offers resources and support to individuals affected by hate speech.
Falling from the sky ends safely with the right training
Salt Lake Community College Student Garren Edginton is filling up his summer free time with the free falling adrenaline rush of skydiving.
“I always wanted...
Stay productive between classes
When not in class, maximizing free time can be the absolute best way to have the optimal college experience.
Utah’s ruling, repeal of emergency vaping statute
Several vaping-related lung illnesses have prompted emergency measures and legal challenges over the sale of flavored vaping products.
Let food be thy medicine
Kale Chips
Ingredients:
One bunch of kale
2 Tbs. Cold pressed olive oil
½ tsp. Natural sea salt
½ tsp. Turmeric
¼ tsp. Cayenne
Wash kale and carefully remove the thick...
Quick Wits: Come count the laughs
"There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who are normal and you." The audience roars with laughter on this Friday night...
A conversation with SLCC’s poet laureate and how she’s keeping the poetry scene alive...
Brenda Sieczkowski, is an associate professor and director of the Publication Center, said she has a deep appreciation for her role as SLCC’s poet laureate, a position she’s held since 2023.