Movie Review: ‘Draft Day’ desperate to be the next ‘Moneyball’
"Draft Day" tries to blitz to box office stardom, but falls short of a touchdown.
The Weekly Reel: Dr. Seuss in cinema, then and now
To coincide with the release of The Lorax, The Globe presents a brief look at the cinematic history of Theodor Seuss Geisel. What would the beloved children's author think of the latest adaptations of his work?
‘Wonderland’ trumps ‘Pandora’
After his darkly comic reinterpretations of classics such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Batman Forever, it's no surprise that tickets sold out...
Club Resonance brings the beats to SLCC
Club Resonance works to help students collaborate on musical compilations, even teaming up with other clubs. Read on to learn about their upcoming projects.
Cosplay 101: Salt Lake Comic Con attendees dress up for the occasion
Cosplayers were out in full force at Salt Lake Comic Con 2013.
Intergalactic Shakespeare
A review of the SLCC production of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ running now through March 9.
New ‘La Mortalidad’ exhibit focuses on life and its end
The "La Mortalidad" art exhibit features works from local and regional artists that explore the idea of mortality in Hispanic and Latinx culture.
SLCC hosting fashion exhibit at South City
View changes in women's fashion at the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Art Gallery.
Movie review: ‘3 Days to Kill’ a disjointed mess
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the deceivingly actionless '3 Days to Review.'
President’s Art Show award winners share their sources of inspiration
Three Utah artists share the inspirations behind their award-winning submissions for the 2018 SLCC President’s Art Show.
NPR’s Next Generation Radio takes college journalism to the next level
Globe staff writer Megan Neff recalls her time in NPR's Next Generation Radio program.