Photos: Bruins choose to mask up, part 1
As the fall 2020 semester approaches, SLCC students share their mask selfies and discuss wearing face coverings on campus.
Some Utahns at higher risk of exposure to toxic dust from Great Salt Lake,...
Wind events and dust pollution caused by low water levels in Great Salt Lake impact communities in Tooele County and the western part of Salt Lake City.
How to make the most of the ePortfolio requirement
All SLCC students need an ePortfolio, but many do not know how to start one.
SLCC student inspired by grandfather’s service
Brad Bennion shares the story of his grandfather, Don Weiler Bennion.
Black Student Union holds workshop to defend critical race theory, academic freedom
The Black Student Union hosted a panel discussion to explore the debate surrounding critical race theory and academic freedom.
SLCC admin outlines proposal for tuition increase, discusses anti-DEI bill
College administrators discussed a proposed 2024–25 tuition increase as well as Utah House Bill 261 during the “Truth in Tuition” student forum on Feb. 29.
New SLCCSA VP ‘having the ride of my life’
Josselyn Ramos is in her first term as vice president of the SLCC Student Association.
In a desert of pop culture conventions, Salt Lake Comic Con is an oasis
With a rise in nerd culture and conventions in Utah, Salt Lake Comic Con may fill a need that many Utahn’s demand.
In wake of measles outbreak, Health and Wellness Services encourages vaccinations
Cassie Tolhurst talks with Health and Wellness Services clinic manager Mark Francom about vaccinations and their benefits.
Hunger in America signals a broken political system
Documentary explores the rampant problem of hunger in america.
Bishop projected to win Utah’s 1st District
GOP Rep. Rob Bishop will win by a large margin over Democratic challenger Lee Castillo.
Elizabeth Smart promotes ‘My Story’ at the Grand Theatre
Elizabeth Smart made a stop at The Grand Theatre to promote her memoir “My Story”