What students need to know about registration
There’s no time to waste when it comes to registering for classes this fall.
New biology class to study life in ‘weird places’
Astrobiology will explore some unique earthly environments and the possibility that life exists elsewhere.
SLCC globe-trotting: A letter from a study abroad correspondent
Noah Lewis, incoming editor-in-chief of The Globe, discusses his journey to Salt Lake Community College and his upcoming role as a study abroad correspondent in India.
For some students, work-study has its benefits
The work-study program is a useful resource for students at Salt Lake Community College.
CERT stands ready for campus emergencies
A recent evacuation drill at South City Campus highlighted the work of the Campus Emergency Response Team.
SLCC club strives to support Latinx students
Latinx United for Change and Activism supports the educational success of Latinx students at Salt Lake Community College.
Students have good things to say about SLCC
Tristan Nielson and Karen Chujan talk about why they like going to Salt Lake Community College.
SafeUT app helps Utah students in crisis
Utah students can use the SafeUT app to chat with a crisis counselor or to report school-related concerns.
SLCC requiring students to pick a path
All SLCC students will now be required to choose a preferred area of study on their admission application.
Are LDS millennials losing their faith?
Statistics show a significant percentage of young people who have left The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Students respond to BYU’s honor code
Students discuss the criticism surrounding Brigham Young University's Honor Code and the office that enforces it.
Service animals assist students with daily life
Service animals are a vital resource for people with disabilities, but other support animals are not allowed on campus.