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Sundance in Salt Lake

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Movie buffs don’t have to visit Park City to enjoy a Sundance Film Festival screening.

Dance Company puts on a display to mimic Earth

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The Globe reviews the SLCC Dance Company's spring performance, complete with video from Express News.
Mummies of the World: The Exhibition

Mummies of the World exhibit give SLCC students a glimpse into ancient history

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The nationally recognized Mummies of the World exhibit visits Utah's The Leonardo to give SLCC students a chance to see ancient history.
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Movie review: ‘Hardcore Henry’

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Despite a unique first-person perspective, "Hardcore Henry" doesn't compare to other great action movies.

The Weekly Reel: How to read a Romney Review

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I have been reviewing movies for The Globe a little over a year now. One question that I am asked is how my rating...
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Classic radio drama makes comeback at SLCC

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Brook Cummings-Arnold explains how community and student radio performers relive 1950s-style radio dramas.
Fashion Institute hallway at South City campus

The Fashion Institute arrives at South City campus

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The SLCC Fashion Institute has finalized its relocation from Library Square to the northwest wing of the college's South City campus.
SLCC Dance Company practice

SLCC Dance Company ready for spring concert

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The college's dance troupe will perform "Our Dance Language" on April 10 and 11. Learn more about SLCC Dance Company and view rehearsal photos.
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Photos: ‘TACTILIS’ gallery exhibition

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Get an up-close look at the "TACTILIS" gallery exhibition, now on display in the Eccles Art Gallery at South City Campus.
The Family Gallows featuring (Left to Right) Guitarist Kyle Whipple, Lead Singer John Dilley, Drumer Peter Evans, and bassist Jacob Gallow.

The Family Gallows bring performance to SLCC

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The Family Gallows, a local band, comes to perform at SLCC in the near future.
Tamra Davis listening to a question

A conversation with ‘The Best Summer’ director, Tamra Davis

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In her latest film, “The Best Summer,” which premiered at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, Tamra Davis crafts a documentary that plays more like a DIY home video than the polished work she’s known for.