Recycling helps students create positive change
Students helped SLCC recycle over 1 million pounds of materials last year.
Diversity on campus gives students opportunity to learn from one another
People from all walks of life come to SLCC to work and study. Heidi Bledsoe says students should try to make new connections with different people on campus.
Quick Wits: Come count the laughs
"There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who are normal and you." The audience roars with laughter on this Friday night...
Owners share inspiration behind Watchtower Café
Watchtower Café owners Mike Tuiasoa and Cori Hoekstra talk more about their business.
What students should know about changing majors
If you’re thinking about changing majors, you’re not alone. Changing majors is more common than many students realize.
Philosophy of Religion professor encourages students to ‘chop away’
Shannon Atkinson's Philosophy of Religion course teaches students how to analyze their own beliefs critically and open their minds to the ways other people worship.
Salt City Derby Girls dish out the rollerderby dirt
Fast wheels, helmets, tattoos and girls, all at the Salt Palace in downtown Salt Lake City. No, this isn't a promo for the latest...
Letter to the Editor: Christmas (or lack thereof)
An anonymous student shares their opinion about a change in holiday decorations at the Redwood Campus.
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.
Bruin softball seeks first NJCAA title
SLCC's softball team is playing in the 2013 NJCAA National Championship. The Bruins have left St. George as the runner-up the previous two seasons.
SLCC English students help homeless youth
The Homeless Youth Resource Center underwent renovations organized by Salt Lake Community College English 2010 class and the Home Depot, on Saturday, Feb 27....
Cox orders division to raise Great Salt Lake causeway berm another 5 feet
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order Friday to raise the Great Salt Lake causeway berm in an effort to stop the growing salinity levels in the southern arm of the lake.