RJ Walker: From homeless to poetry slam phenom
SLCC student RJ Walker has overcome serious personal challenges to become a respected spoken word artist.
Be prepared, the ‘big one’ is coming to Utah
In Utah, it's not if a major earthquake will strike, but when.
Late Thanksgiving means quick end to semester
This semester, the Thanksgiving holiday will leave students with less time than usual to prepare for finals.
James Gehrke of Magnify: Self-awareness fundamental to strong leadership
James Gehrke, founder of Magnify Leadership and Development, used the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program at SLCC to turn his idea into a business primed for success.
Printmaking exhibition showcases student art
Students from several Utah colleges are showcasing their work in the 2019 Rocky Mountain Student Printmaking Exhibition.
Questioning conversion therapy
LGBTQ leaders and community members speak out against conversion therapy, a practice that attempts to change an individual's sexual orientation.
Dance and donate, ‘All Night Long’
SLCC is hosting two dance parties this semester to give students an opportunity to have fun and donate to the community.
Community Writing Center to host DiverseCity Writing Series
SLCC's Community Writing Center is hosting a reading of works from DiverseCity Writing Series members on Oct. 24.
SLC hosts rally for world’s first National Period Day
A rally in celebration of the world's first National Period Day took place Oct. 19 at the Utah State Capitol.
Student Writing and Reading Center offers opportunity to find scholarships
Scholarship Days is underway, and the Student Writing and Reading Center is helping SLCC students improve their essays and find more opportunities.
When it comes to textbooks, cheapest doesn’t always mean the best
Using unconventional sources to save money on textbooks may come at a price.
What students should know about Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Learn more about the risk factors and how to protect yourself.