SLCC clubs unite, create new ceremony to celebrate student graduates
After Utah HB 261 effectively ended affinity celebrations on campus, several SLCC clubs organized the “We Write Our Own Stories” graduation event on April 14.
SLCC commencement countdown: Celebrating a new chapter
For many graduating students, commencement is more than just a ceremony — it’s a culmination of years of hard work, sacrifice and determination.
Lavender Graduation cancellation
For the past few years, SLCC queer students could participate in a school-supported Lavender Graduation. But recent laws and administrative decisions put an end to the celebration.
Resources, community members gather to promote sexual assault awareness
The Rape Recovery Center joined several organizations in a gathering at the Utah Capitol Rotunda on April 2 to promote sexual assault awareness month.
SLCC doubles parking citation grace period to 14 days
This spring, SLCC Parking Services adjusted the grace period for paying citations to ease financial pressure while still enforcing parking rules.
Surviving the e-portfolio
SLCC students may complain about the e-portfolio, but surviving the assignment means getting the help you need, when you need it.
‘As relevant today as it was when we started it’: SLCC educators praise possibilities...
Educators at Salt Lake Community College argue for the merits of the e-portfolio general education requirement, saying the program helps students apply lessons learned in class to their own lives.
Students and e-portfolio: squeaky wheels and kaleidoscopes
Although SLCC's e-portfolio requirement elicits many complaints, some students have begun to realize its potential for deeper learning and personal expression.
How students can give back to the environment this Earth Day
Earth Day is more than just a date on the calendar; it's a holiday rooted in selfless tradition. Learn about local volunteer opportunities happening this week.
Photos: Utahns protest at the Capitol
Thousands gathered outside the Utah State Capitol to protest the Trump administration during a nationwide demonstration on April 19.
National Right to Read Day: It’s all about freedom
Local Utah libraries and their patrons celebrated Right to Read Day on April 7, which recognized the freedom to access information, find community, and learn at a library.
How students use caffeine to power through the semester’s final stretch
From energy boosts to side effects like anxiety and sleep issues, college students find caffeine to be a double-edged sword.