New IAB commons area dedicated to late SLCC professor
New Cultural Commons area of the IAB is dedicated to late SLCC professor John Fritz.
Panelists share stories of abuse, healing
An overdue discussion took place at SLCC's Grand Theatre. The discussion covered experiences with abuse and healing from abuse.
Music on the spot: Right Hand Band inspires live
Arts reporter Derrick Gainsforth reviews local musician and inspiration Jeremiah Maxey from Park City's Right Hand Band.
For the adventurous, belly dance offers a different kind of fine art credit
Belly dancing at SLCC offers students a course is stress reduction and fun.
Homelessness hits close to home for many Utahns
Thousands of homeless people seek help each day to be able to survive. Homeless shelters can help with food and shelter. For some however,...
New lab focuses on perfecting presentations
SLCC has set up a free tutoring lab to help students strengthen their presentation skills.
SLCC helps veterans feel at home
SLCC wants to serve those who have served in the military.
Students born elsewhere talk about life in Utah
Matt McPherson spoke to SLCC students born in other states to get their feelings about Utah.
Air quality by the numbers and what the media is doing about them
Utahns fight for cleaner air, but the media may not be delivering the most accurate information.
4 things you can do during winter break
Winter break is just a few weeks away. Learn how you can spend the free time.
Bill would require coursework accommodations for college students with deeply held beliefs
Utah lawmakers are considering a bill that would require colleges and universities to offer alternative assignments or exemptions when coursework violates a student’s deeply held beliefs — including religious ideals or objections based on conscience.
“Mise en place” for future SLCC Culinary Institute
Future HRM and baking/pastry program that matches industry trends has support.