Skiing, snowboarding communities take proactive approach to save winter recreations
The rise in temperatures during the cold months chills winter recreationists and businesses to the core.
Pulitzer winning photographer documents the Roma for cultural understanding
Hungarian Tamas Revesz tells the Gypsies' stories to the world through award winning photography. Last Friday, he personally showcased his work to SLCC students and faculty.
SLCC to host Spring Job Fair tomorrow
Over 100 employers will talk to SLCC students and alumni Tuesday at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
The Bruins dominate No. 16 Cardinals for 3 set win
SLCC volleyball remains undefeated in the SWAC; faces No. 8 College of Southern Idaho Saturday at 1 p.m. at the LAC.
SLCC cheerleading looks for new talent at upcoming tryouts
Preparation workshops available on April 15 and 17.
Last chance to apply for 2020-21 scholarships
SLCC continuing students have until Sunday to apply for scholarships for the 2020-21 school year.
Taylorsville cemetery canal a dating hotspot; resident ducks unhappy
A joyful celebration turned to unrest as ducks expressed outrage at visitors withholding flavored bread.
Call of the wild: Saul Gilbert, climbing high in Utah’s outdoors
When not working as a painter for Salt Lake Community College, Saul Gilbert fuels his passion for rock climbing and exploring the outdoors.
Publik Coffee: The perfect blend of passion and community
Publik Coffee manager Josh Edgar explains how the company embraces the community it serves.
‘Exonerated Five’ members talk about growing up in prison
Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana discuss their incarcerations during SLCC’s Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Keynote.
Utah natives offer winter driving tips
As the snow begins to fly, Utah natives give newcomers some advice on driving in winter weather.
SLCC potluck brings students together, sheds light on different cultures
The SLCC community enjoyed dishes from two distinct cultures during a potluck Feb. 28 at the Taylorsville campus.