SLCC continues promise to cover tuition
SLCC Promise covers the cost of tuition and fees for full-time students who already have federal grants.
SLCC Chess Club: making friends and mastering life skills, one move at a time
SLCC's chess club welcomes players of all levels while offering camaraderie and life skills.
Free study skills workshops available to students
To help students build confidence and skills in learning, Salt Lake Community College offers seven free study skills workshops at the Taylorsville Redwood, Jordan...
Letter from SLCCSA president Arturo Salazar
The president of the SLCC Student Association encourages all students to get involved.
Markosian Library and Student Success Initiatives offer extended hours and prep workshops for finals
The Markosian Library, along with Student Success Initiatives, will be providing extra support and resources during finals week at SLCC.
SLCC to grow outreach of recently renamed ‘Student Gardens’
SLCC community garden will now be called "Student Gardens" to promote student ownership, sustainability, and access to fresh food.
Enforcement of federal financial aid regulations to begin fall 2026
The change could reduce or cancel aid for those taking courses outside their degree or certificate at SLCC.
Lindsey Stirling marches to the beat of a different drum (or violin)
The genre bending sounds of violin and dubstep techno music rocked In The Venue Thursday, Oct. 11.
Utah’s growing water crisis creates challenges across the state
Across Utah, increasing water demand is forcing difficult decisions about how the state manages one of its most limited resources.
Parking tickets? Where your money goes
SLCC's Parking Services aims to provide equal parking for all that come to campus in a safe environment.
SLCC film students have opportunity for unique Sundance experience
Film students at Salt Lake Community College get inspired interning for Utah Film Center during the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
SLCC to transition to online courses amid COVID-19 concerns
Salt Lake Community College will shift all spring semester courses to online only starting March 25.