Social media scams are on the rise among young adults. Here’s what to look...
Since 2017, the fastest-growing age bracket to fall victim to scams has been 20- to 30-year-olds.
Foundation honors memory of late SLCC student
The fifth annual Brockstrong Music Festival will take place Saturday, Aug. 26. Learn more about the mission and purpose of the Brockstrong Foundation.
What college students in Utah need to know about voting in the 2024 presidential...
With the historicity of this year’s presidential election in mind, it is important for first-time voters and other younger voters to know where to vote and how voting works in Utah.
Students question value of voting
Voting is a fundamental American right, but some students at Salt Lake Community College explain why it doesn't seem to be a popular thing to do.
From SLCC to pro booths, women step into sports broadcasting
For years, sports broadcasting has been seen as a male-dominated arena. But women are steadily carving out space within the field.
Jabbawockeez: before and after the masks go on
Last Friday, over 5,000 Salt Lake Community College students, faculty and community members came to the Taylorsville Redwood Campus to see the world famous...
Op-ed: I’m voting for a future our youth can count on
SLiCE Youth Development Lead Brenna Coleman is using her vote to help ensure a better future for our youth.
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.
Exercise is medicine: SLCC provides training for a changing world
Salt Lake Community College students can learn how to stay healthy using various fitness programs.
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 students take initiative to help the earth
"Every program in the Thayne Center - from Alternative Spring Break to Service Council, service-learning to Civically Engaged Scholars - has a set of...
Counselor: ‘No shame’ in having suicidal thoughts
As National Suicide Prevention Month ends, Scott Kudera from the Center for Health and Counseling talks about suicide and where students can go if they need help.