SLCC connects vibrant music scene with community
Local aspiring musicians can look to the Center for Arts & Media as a place to build connections.
Chalk Art Fest brings whimsy and color to Rio Grande Street
On Friday and Saturday, June 15 and 16, 2012, hundreds gathered at the Utah Chalk Art Festival to watch local artists turn the pavement...
SLC hosts rally for world’s first National Period Day
A rally in celebration of the world's first National Period Day took place Oct. 19 at the Utah State Capitol.
Sexual orientation added to SLCC admission applications
Salt Lake Community College recently added a field for sexual orientation information on its admission forms.
What it’s like to be a leap day baby
Jennifer Gardiner talks to leap day babies to find out how they celebrate their birthday.
The sustainability of recreation
The Department of Agriculture has been around for nearly a century in the United States and within this department US citizens can find the...
OrgSync is a new way for SLCC students to get involved
Student Life and Leadership brings students a new social media option. It promises to make it easier to keep up on campus events, as well as provide another eportfolio platform.
Students fail math and accounting classes most
Classes that focus heavily on numbers cause the most problems for SLCC students.
Las celebraciones del Día de Muertos en SLCC son más que sólo tradición
Las celebraciones del Día de los Muertos de la escuela ocurrieron el 1 y 2 de noviembre en los campus de West Valley y Taylorsville Redwood.
SLCC students show up for the Salt Lake during this year’s coastal cleanup
Six members of the SLCC environmental and sustainability club participated in the Friends of Great Salt Lake cleanup on Sept. 17.
Dia de los Muertos more than just a variant of Halloween
Many Latin Americans celebrate El Dia de los Muertos, a festival to honor those who have passed away. Jennifer Vasquez Acevedo brings you the details of this celebration.
A conversation with Curtis Youngman
Jayel Kirby talks to longtime SLCC professor Curtis Youngman, who is retiring this June.