Cash Cart helps students cruise to class
Learn more about the game making the rounds at South City Campus this week.
U. president discusses campus police reform
Ten months after Lauren McCluskey’s death, University of Utah President Ruth V. Watkins spoke openly about campus police reform.
Sundance Institute initiatives continue in 2021
Sundance continued to showcase free independent films and other initiatives when the community needed it most.
Online vs. in-person classes: How students benefit
As the fall 2021 semester begins, college students and professors consider the differences between online and in-person classes.
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.
SLCC’s associate vice president for student success accepts new position in Minnesota
Kathryn Kay Coquemont leaves SLCC to become the dean of students and associate vice president at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Inclusivity at SLCC through ODMA
The Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs exists to engage, support and advance an inclusive learning environment that advocates for equity, values and celebrates diversity, fosters respect and elevates student retention and academic excellence.
Tackling food waste one community at a time
Gary Oppenheimer, a CNN Hero and Master Gardener, is coming to SLCC to change the way you think about food donation. Click for full story.
SLCC Bruins dig out of Snow
The Bruins defeat the no. 18 Snow College Badgers in five sets.
Why some LGBTQ students in Utah say their health education is inadequate
Utah middle and high school students say the state's sex and health education programs do not properly address LGBTQ concerns.
Dreams come true with the Disney College Program
Wishing on a star isn’t necessary for those who want to work with the Disney Company. Disneyland and Walt Disney World offer college students of...
MLK’s beloved community not yet a reality
Dr. Anthony Farley says that greed, racism and militarism still run rampant but King's idea of the "Beloved Community" is still possible.