Street kids: fending for themselves
Displaced by horrific circumstances and subject to extreme exploitation, thousands of Indian children live on the streets.
SLCC student traveled to U.S. to chase childhood dream
Maria Pastrana Lopez immigrated from Colombia to the United States to fulfill a dream career in medicine.
Gurdwara Sis Ganj: progressivism 500 years before its time
The Gurdwara Sis Ganj, a Sikh temple in metropolitan Delhi, stands as an important symbol for the faith.
Kyle Rittenhouse acquitted: Students react
After fatally shooting two people and injuring another in August 2020, Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted by a jury on Friday.
SLCC holds forum to bridge political divide
After an emotional election, Dr. Roderic Land reassured students and staff that SLCC will always welcome them.
US government begins shipping free COVID-19 tests. Here’s how to order
The federal government purchased one billion rapid COVID-19 tests to distribute to Americans for at-home use.
Presidential impeachment trial holds little interest to young voters
SLCC students share their opinions on the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
Conversations from Ukraine: Former UVU student shares his story
21-year-old Anton Piddubnyi recalls harrowing experiences for him and his family during the first weeks of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Who are the Central Park Five?
Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana of the Exonerated Five will appear at SLCC on Feb. 18. Learn more about their wrongful conviction in the Central Park jogger case.
2024 Sundance: ‘Kneecap’ tells the story of modern Ireland
A fresh perspective on the story of Northern Ireland, “Kneecap” follows an Irish rap group that explores a youth culture that was born out of an ages-old struggle with Britain.
Attorney, author advocates for future of Wayuu people
Colombian-Wayuu author and attorney Estercilia Simanca Pushaina discussed her advocacy for the indigenous Wayuu people Feb. 27 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Like Utah, California has had pipeline dreams to save its drying Salton Sea
Californians discuss the possibility of building a canal or pipeline from the Sea of Cortez in Mexico to their own ailing terminal salt lake, the Salton Sea.