Submit your work: Spotlighting SLCC poets for National Poetry Month
To celebrate National Poetry Month, The Globe is recognizing the poets of Salt Lake Community College.
Sundance filmmakers share industry advice
Marcos Aragon reveals some filmmaking tips for students looking to get ahead in the industry.
Romney’s Reviews: ‘Wreck-it-Ralph’
Halloween is over, but consuming candy can have a lasting effect on the mouth.
Thankfully, ‘The Music Never Stopped’
In a world filled with too many mediocre films, The Music Never Stopped is in a category of its own. The movie has power,...
Pharmacy student by day, musician by night
Omar Gerardo is gaining recognition for his musical talents as a member of a reggae band.
SLCC Fashion Club presents Project Catwalk 2014 – 60s Revamped
Student designers showed off their work at Project Catwalk on Friday, April 25 at Library Square Campus.
Monster Clash 2013: A cabin revisited — ‘The Evil Dead’ (1981) vs. ‘Evil Dead’...
It's a battle of cabins and zombies, gore and blood as The Evil Dead clashes against itself with the biggest factor being time.
Film screenings celebrate people of all abilities
SLCC screened two films to show that individuals with disabilities can overcome great challenges.
An iridescent experience, courtesy of Linkin Park
Friday night, the Energy Solutions Arena was illuminated brilliantly by Linkin Park, currently on tour to promote their new concept album A Thousand Suns.
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Students produce indie shorts at Film Bootcamp
Learn about the film production program at SLCC and the project currently in development.
Movie review: Watch ‘The Purge’ when your faith in humanity is too high
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews The Purge, the new suspense thriller based in an utopian United States.
Laughs for everyone in ‘Despicable Me’
Despicable Me's premise is simple; an evil villain uses a group of little girls to foil the plot of a young villain who aims...