Latinos in Action hosts ‘CulTUra’ conference
Hundreds of high school students learned about the importance of a college education.
Police identify person behind racist message at South City Campus
Someone wrote a racially insensitive message outside the Student Writing and Reading Center at South City Campus on Wednesday.
Native American Film and Lecture Series discusses culture
The annual Native American Film and Lecture Series kicked off on Tuesday, April 3.
The not so sweet truth about sugar
No sugar, gluten free? Make your cake and eat it too.
Positive feedback for new SLCC parking system
Despite some minor hiccups early in the semester, SLCC Parking Services is pleased with its new license plate reader system.
The raw truth about raw foods
Tesia Nadhirrah shares her thoughts about the benefits of a raw food diet, as well as one of her favorite recipes.
Taking a look at mental health
The adversity of 2020 produced a greater strain on the mental health of Americans.
Las Vegas left high and dry by current water rights
Las Vegas is starting to run out of water and a new proposition could affect Utah's water source in the process of re-hydrating the city of lights.
‘Miss Representation’ brings awareness and empowerment to the Grand Theatre
A Sundance film that details how women are underrepresented and objectified in the media screens at SLCC's Grand Theatre on March 19. The event kicks off the University of Utah’s Women’s Week.
SLCC Help Desk slammed with calls as students, faculty go mostly online
Salt Lake Community College's Help Desk saw a significant uptick in requests as more classes went online because of the coronavirus pandemic.
‘The Voice of the Prairie’ creates pure magic
Performances shine in the Grand Theatre’s production of John Olive’s 'The Voice of the Prairie.'
3-day event helps students relax during finals, reminds them of available help
The Center for Health and Counseling hosted Stress Less events the week before finals to promote the resources students have at their disposal.