To be a Bruin: SLCC women’s basketball player Mercedes Riggs
Salt Lake Community College’s Women’s Basketball player Mercedes Riggs is known by her teammates and coaches as a competitor, hard worker and leader. A...
SLCC students anticipate Super Bowl XLV
Students at Salt Lake Community College are anxiously counting the days until the 45th annual Super Bowl; some are even excited about the game....
Bruin cheerleaders share journey of growth and team spirit
Members of the Salt Lake Community College cheer squad combine athletic prowess and camaraderie as they balance the responsibilities of cheerleading and life in general.
Men’s soccer enters sophomore season
The SLCC men's soccer team plans to build on last season's accomplishments.
My Globe writing experience
Sports writer and SLCC student David Winkworth explains how The Globe gave him an opportunity to pursue his dream.
SLCC softball bats on fire
The Bruins played in Yuma, Arizona Feb. 4-6. The bats of the SLCC Bruin softball team stayed hot scattering 43 hits in three wins...
Sports briefs: Bruin basketball ends regular season by beating North Idaho
SLCC enters the Region 18 tournament on a high note. Also: an update on SLCC baseball.
Bruin athletes raise the bar on and off the field
SLCC student-athletes are usually recognized for all their efforts in competition, but their efforts in the classroom are also noteworthy.
Women’s basketball: Specketer reflects on milestone win, disappointing NJCAA loss
Despite falling short of an NJCAA championship, the Lady Bruins and head coach Betsy Specketer have a lot to celebrate this season.
A Slick Look at Sports: A winning resolution
"Resolution" is a word that is thrown around a lot come January 1st. With a new semester beginning, such a word will probably be...
SLCC volleyball emerges victorious in early season tournament
The Bruin volleyball team shined at home in the Crystal "Inn"vitational, winning every match Aug. 30 and 31.
Women’s basketball: 16-game win streak Snowed under
The Lady Bruins' win streak comes to a halt in a loss to in-state rival Snow College.