The buzz about Black Friday

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Writer Billy Ditzig gives the lowdown on the upcoming Black Friday.
Center for Health and Counseling poster on display in a hallway

Free flu shots for Bruins this October

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The Center for Health and Counseling will provide free influenza shots for SLCC students and employees across four campus locations in October.
Woman wearing bandage after receiving vaccination

Understanding vaccine hesitancy in Utah’s Latino community

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Several members of Utah's Latino population explain their hesitation toward the COVID-19 vaccine.
Grayscale portrait of Joy Tlou

SLCC mourns death of PR director Joy Tlou

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Joy Tlou, the public relations director of Salt Lake Community College, died suddenly this past weekend.

The Dating Doctor is in

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David Coleman, "The Dating Doctor" will guide students down the path toward healthy dating habits and exciting relationships on Jan 30.

Unwind with a $10 massage from the CHC

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Stress is a problem for many SLCC students, and the Center for Health and Counseling wants to help.

Cancer increases in college students

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Sharon A. Taylor, a nurse practitioner who works at SLCC’s Health & Wellness Services provides valuable information about melanoma: When identifying a mole that could...

ePortfolios a new requirement at SLCC

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Starting this summer, you've got one more thing to do as a student here at SLCC. The school is introducing ePortfolios as a course...

Costume contest brings classic literature to life

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SLCC Markosian Library to host a costume contest on thursday, Oct. 31.
SLCC tutor John Steiner

‘Squad V:’ Fall in love with vampires all over again

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Once upon a time there was a woman who managed to write a book series that both became wildly popular and incredibly hated. This...
SLCC Dream Center logo

SLCC Dream Center presents first annual UndocuWeek

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The Dream Center at Salt Lake Community College is hosting several events for undocumented students this week.
A vial of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine

COVID-19 booster shots may be necessary

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COVID-19 booster shots, and potentially annual vaccinations, will likely become a necessity in the future.