Halloween do’s and don’ts
As little kids Halloween meant dressing up and trick-or-treating. Once kids grow up, Halloween means going to parties. It's the best time of year...
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.
Utahns react to college admissions scandal
Operation Varsity Blues has stirred up feelings of upset among local students and administrators.
School staff, faculty bring attention to STEM center with ‘(PI)zza’ party
SLCC students mingled with the college's STEM faculty and administrators during a free event at the Redwood campus on Feb. 21.
Men eat ridiculous amounts of food to combat obesity
Students David Brown and Jacob Brown take the Man vs. Food Challenge to raise money for the American Heart Association in the fight against childhood obesity.
New playground helps children explore nature
The Eccles Lab School added a new playground to help children learn about the natural world.
Disc golf: Friends, frisbees and fun go outdoors
Disc golf is growing out of its niche, and offers players the casual joy of a round of golf without the club fee.
SLCC’s International Student Services: Your home away from home
International Student Services helps Salt Lake Community College students from all over the world.
Students can save big at college surplus stores
Students can buy refurbished items at low prices from college surplus departments.
Vaping causes controversy at Salt Lake Community College
Some students continue to use e-cigarettes indoors in spite of the indoor ban, but Tatiana Burton with the SLCC Health and Wellness Services says there are consequences.
The cultural shift of tattoos
With a recent evening at a local coffee shop, one can't help but notice how many people are willing to show their creative works...
In photos: DHS recruiters on campus sparks SLCC pushback
A protest unfolded in the Alder Plaza of Salt Lake Community College’s Taylorsville Redwood Campus on Tuesday, Feb. 17.