Tackling food waste one community at a time
Gary Oppenheimer, a CNN Hero and Master Gardener, is coming to SLCC to change the way you think about food donation. Click for full story.
SLCC ranked sixth-fastest growing school
Salt Lake Community College was named the sixth-fastest growing two-year public school in the country. This notoriety was bestowed upon SLCC by Community College...
Spoons in dining areas no longer free
Cafeteria spoons become victims of their own versatility. Students and faculty will still be able to use them for multiple purposes, but they'll no longer be able to do it on the college's dime.
Sports briefs: Bruin women extend winning streak to 11
Women's basketball is a step ahead of the competition; softball and men's basketball also found success last weekend.
SLCC students haunt and thrill in ‘Scratch’
“Scratch” the nation-wide sensation that uses a combination of puppetry and live actors can now be seen at SLCC’s Black Box Theatre.
He’s not a scientist. But he’s on a mission to save the Great Salt...
Chris Carlson is the creative director of GSL Luxury, a fashion advocacy project for Utah’s largest body of water.
Students with disabilities can find relief with Disability Resource Center
SLCC's Disability Resource Center works to ensure that students with disabilities can excel in their studies.
Great American Smokeout enlightens smokers, friends
The Salt Lake Community College Health and Wellness Services joined forces with the Student Health Advisory Club to hold Health and Wellness’ Annual Great...
SLCC celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander community
SLCC will host multiple events to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Artiles-Fortun looks to get more students involved
Student Government Transition — Student Association Executive Vice President-elect wants more student involvement in student government.
Digital Globe for SLCC Bruins
Sharp rises in web news consumption and disappearing print revenues reshape the face of Bruin news.
‘A really sad loss’: Weber State students talk about life after closing campus centers...
Without identity-based centers, students say “there’s less visibility” for marginalized groups on the Ogden campus.