How SLCC is helping prepare students for creative careers
Students looking to expand their resumes can utilize SLCC's Skill Set Pathways system to bolster their experience.
SLCC’s black students voices in on stereotypes at the college
Black students at SLCC are the minority, but they make their voices heard at Student Voices Panel.
Doula program helps teach all aspects of childbirth
Course taught at Jordan Campus shows students what they can expect through all stages of a pregnancy.
Improvements at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus
Major changes are taking place to the landscape around the Technology Building (TB) at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. The construction is phase two of...
SLCC students to make their mark at Tower Theatre
Two Salt Lake Community College students who are first-time directors of documentaries have been picked to have their films premiere this week. Films will...
Making SLCC shine
In addition to Salt Lake Community College students that already live in the Salt Lake valley, every year a large number of students attend...
SLCC hosts tea party for International Women’s Day
International Student Affairs hosted an International Women’s Day Tea Celebration this past week in the Oak Room at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center extends virtual help to lonely students
The Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center increased its virtual programming to stay connected with students during the coronavirus pandemic.
Fall student forum opens dialogue between students, SLCC administrators
Salt Lake Community College’s new president, as well as members of his executive cabinet, responded to student concerns at the Fall Student Forum on Sept. 26.
Students: take action against tuition and fees increases
Tuition and fees are on the rise again, but students can do something to try to stem the tide.
A conversation with Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joined SLCC President Deneece Huftalin on an episode of SLCC Talk.
Lowest legal blood-alcohol limit in the nation produces mixed results
Statistics show varying results after Utah lowered its DUI blood-alcohol content limit from 0.08% to 0.05% in late 2018.