Opinion: Pride crosswalk removal is the latest sign that policy is rewriting SLCC’s identity
In this op-ed, Globe editor in chief Amie Schaeffer responds to a recent decision by SLCC to paint over its rainbow-colored Pride crosswalks.
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.
Forum speaker Alok Vaid-Menon uses humor to discuss gender, politics and self-validation
International poet, writer and performer Alok Vaid-Menon spoke to students during the Big Questions Forum student lunch hosted by the SLCC Department of Humanities on March 26.
SLCCSA elections: Meet the 2026–27 candidates
The 2026–27 Salt Lake Community College Student Association elections are underway. Find out more about the candidates for SLCCSA president and for vice president of Academic Pathways.
SLCC Serves project lends a hand to local elementary school
Salt Lake Community College volunteers came together to pack “teacher survival kits” for Esperanza Elementary during February’s SLCC Serves service project.
Threads of Labor: SLCC Fashion Institute reimagines workwear in new exhibit
Every year, Salt Lake Community College’s Fashion Institute shows off its hard work and creativity in an exhibition. All the outfits were created as a final semester project by students taking the 20th Century Fashion History course, offered every fall.
SLCC student reflects on path to Beijing Olympics
Austin Kleba, who traded a possible Division I hockey career for a place on the 2022 U.S. Olympic speed skating team, says he knows the journey to a dream is just as important as achieving it.
‘DHS out of SLCC’: Students protest CBP recruitment on campus
Anti-ICE and pro-immigrant chants echoed Tuesday morning during a student-led protest against U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s attendance at the Veteran Job fair.
Black History Month event highlights traditions through dance and personal culture
About 50 people came to explore and celebrate culture during Tradition in Motion: The Black Family Reunion on Feb. 10.
Students plan protest over Customs and Border Protection attendance at job fair
Salt Lake Community College's upcoming Veteran Job Fair will host a booth for U.S. Customs and Border Protection recruiters.
In photos: A last look at Sundance in Utah
Anna Schaeffer captured various happenings from the first weekend of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, the last festival to be hosted in Utah.
Pop and fine art, roots and contemporary at play in current exhibits
The “Faces” and “Abandoned in Place” art exhibits, now showing at Salt Lake Community College’s South City Campus, are both timely and timeless.