FDA says “no” to gays, American Red Cross blamed
When the American Red Cross took blood donations at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus recently, some students were left feeling like they had been turned...
SLCC adapts after Applied Technology Building fire
The Applied Technology Building fire forced several departments and services to change their plans for the fall semester.
UTA improving safety for student riders during pandemic
Utah Transit Authority strengthened its safety and health precautions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
SLCC Tanner Forum: The Atlantic’s Ed Yong to speak about COVID-19
Ed Yong, a staff writer at The Atlantic, will speak at the virtual Tanner Forum on Social Ethics.
The dangers of domestic violence
Domestic violence can affect anyone at any time. Learn about the warning signs and where to get help.
Joe Biden projected to win 2020 presidential election
Projected victories in Pennsylvania and Nevada will give Joe Biden enough electoral votes to become the 46th president of the United States.
Vote, then party with Neon Trees
The Neon Trees will come to SLCC campus on election night as the headlining act of a Rock the Vote (R.T.V.) event. It promises...
Black Student Union to address poetry slam incident
On Friday, the Black Student Union will host a panel discussion about the disruption that occurred during last week's virtual poetry slam.
SLCC celebrates Earth Week
Salt Lake Community College will host multiple events in celebration of Earth Week 2021.
Firewalk with me
Students face their fears by walking on fire with the help of Salt Lake Community College math instructor Dr. L. Cameron Mosher.
SLCC publishing perseveres through pandemic
Despite the complications caused by COVID-19, SLCC continues to support student voices through various art and literary publications.
Unique classes: A benefit of attending SLCC
Salt Lake Community College offers dozens of unique courses that explore a wide variety of topics.