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

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

Estrella Carlos hosts this episode of Globe News. Topics include the “We Write Our Own Stories” graduation event; students and caffeine use; and the Bruin men’s soccer team continues to dominate.

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 ...

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 ...

On this episode of Bruin Lens, host Dallin Stuart talks to SLCC ePortfolio Director Emily Thompson about the college’s general education e-portfolio requirements.

Thanks to the introduction of the Ending Presidential Overreach on Public Lands Act, U.S. presidents may soon have to relinquish the power to create and alter national monuments to Congress. U.S.

Located in the Taylorsville Campus food court, Bruin’s Herb & Dough offers online ordering and convenient pick-up options for busy students and staff. (Delaney Barnard) Salt Lake Community College has ...

Native Indigenous Student Union President Fernando Rodriguez Camarena, right, stands with Student Highlight Speaker Natalie Cabrera Mansilla at the “We Write Our Own Stories” graduation celebration on ...

At the 3rd Annual SLCC Drag Show on April 11, all the drag artists line up on the stage and take a bow. From left to right: Sequoia, Mari Cona, Liam Manchesthair, Lady Facade, Kay Bye, Lorem Ipsum, ...

SLCC students Ziola Hale, right, and April Bailey share a kiss as husband and wife in “The Tragedy of Macbeth” at the Black Box Theatre in April 2025. (Courtesy of Ziola Hale) SLCC students explored ...