Carole King is radiant
Many of you may not be old enough to remember a time when Carole King was one of the driving forces in the music...
Horrorsmog: Sounds redundant, doesn’t it?
Macking on a ghost may be the only chance to save the town from the smog – just choose the right ghost.
Poem: ‘Nurtured Life’
The Globe is celebrating SLCC poets during National Poetry Month. Read "Nurtured Life," written and submitted by Taylor Turley.
‘Miss Evers’ Boys’ is a can’t miss theater experience
Explore the descent into real evil with "Miss Evers' Boys" as it represents what happened to syphilitic black men from 1932 to 1972.
Printmaking exhibition showcases student art
Students from several Utah colleges are showcasing their work in the 2019 Rocky Mountain Student Printmaking Exhibition.
Sony Reader review
Sony has several options when it comes to electronic book reading. The Daily Edition is best suited for robust reading needs. The Pocket Edition...
The Weekly Reel: A good female protagonist
There have been many efforts and discussions regarding how women are portrayed in fiction, particularly in film and television. For most of the history...
Letter to the Editor: Folio announcements
Folio faculty adviser Brandon Alva shares an award the literary magazine recently received and encourages the SLCC community to attend the fall 2014 reading on Wednesday.
The Weekly Reel: Teenage Tinseltown and the Full Fathom Five fiasco
The Globe presents a brief commentary on the recent surge of Young Adult Fiction and the journey to the silver screen.
Horrorscope of Fire
If you have a burning desire to learn your fate, read this week's horroscope.
