SLCC students and others react to Donald Trump's recent executive order to cut public subsidies to PBS and NPR.

Mina Rivera and Lilith Howard host the final Globe News episode of spring 2024. Stories include study abroad, stress relief, the spring fashion show, cross country, and much more.

Learn more about the next tuition increase at SLCC, child care, upcoming campus events, and Gaetano's Sub Shop on this episode of Globe News.

This year's Living Traditions Festival will take place May 16-18 at Washington and Library Square in Salt Lake City. Learn ...

It’s the final show for the semester. Producers Gerardo Galvez, Pearl Ashton, Estrella Carlos, and Samantha Alegre feature stories from the COMM 2600 and COMM 2200 classes on finals and graduation ...

For the past few years, SLCC queer students could participate in a school-supported Lavender Graduation. But recent laws and administrative decisions put an end to the celebration. SLCC students may ...

In March, House Bill 265 emerged from the Utah State Legislature and received a signature of approval from Gov. Spencer Cox. As a result, a combined $60 million from base budgets of higher education ...

After Utah HB 261 effectively ended affinity celebrations on campus, several SLCC clubs organized the “We Write Our Own Stories” graduation event on April 14. 10 local drag artists, kings and queens ...

Learn more about SLCC student Jevahjire “Jevah” France and what life was like in his hometown of Les Cayes, Haiti. SLCC Dance Company members gracefully flowed on the stage and mesmerized the audience ...

The Thayne Center's DIY stuffed animals event proved to be a great pastime for students, faculty, and staff at the Jordan campus on Feb. 11. Indigenous artists, community members, and SLCC students ...

Instructors from the SLCC Culinary Institute review the 13 student-crafted dishes for the Spring Fling cooking competition on April 11. (Shyanne Beecher) Cooking is more than a necessity for some ...