Youth’s letter prompts re-evaluation of community center named after Columbus
In a letter to the South Salt Lake City Council, Javahjire France asked council members to change the name of the Columbus Community Center.
Texas abortion law: What does it mean for Utah?
College students discuss the new Texas abortion law and what influence it might have on Utah.
Finishing the semester strong: Professors share productivity tips
SLCC professors have advice to help students make the most of their time for the remainder of the year.
Labor and supply shortages create obstacles for SLCC’s on-campus dining
Labor shortages, supply outages and a large decrease in sales volume prevented SLCC campus cafes from fully opening.
SLCC celebrates LGBTQ+ History Month
The Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center is hosting multiple events in celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month.
SLCC assistant professor receives national advisor award
Marcie Young Cancio, an assistant professor of communication, recently received the Honor Roll Advisor award from the College Media Association.
Worst air in the world: How SLCC students and staff feel about SLC’s air...
SLCC students and staff discuss air quality issues that plague Salt Lake City.
SLCC reduces costs by working toward environmental sustainability
Salt Lake Community College has reduced energy usage for all campuses every year for the past five years.
How Utah is dealing with current drought
Utah is a historically dry state, but 2021 has been particularly dry.
Jill McCluskey addresses Utah Student Association to promote campus safety
Jill McCluskey, the mother of slain University of Utah student Lauren McCluskey, spoke to Utah college and university student body presidents over Zoom on Friday.
SLCC students differ on potential Utah death penalty repeal
Local and state officials discuss a repeal of the death penalty in Utah, and Salt Lake Community College students have diverging opinions.
SLCC begins dispersing third batch of federal emergency aid to students
Salt Lake Community College started dispersing emergency student aid from the American Rescue Plan Act, or ARP Act.