Mail-in voting is on the rise
Voterise executive director Hope Zitting-Goeckeritz breaks down mail ballots and how they may affect voter turnout in Utah this year.
Grand opening of Alder Plaza attracts many students, faculty, and staff, drawing a plethora...
Salt Lake Community College celebrated the debut of the newly built Alder Plaza on Aug. 19 at the Taylorsville Redwood campus.
Get your car ready for winter driving
UHP officer David Brooks shares a few car care tips with SLCC students.
For one SLCC student, teaching is a labor of love
Lindsay Chapman found her purpose in life teaching young children at the South City Campus. Dillon Anderson shares her story.
‘The Hunger Games’ radio drama premieres on SLCC Internet radio
SLCC presents the first 'Hunger Games' radio drama, which begins Nov. 1 on SLCC radio.
SLCC clubs: Mega Fair offers something for everyone
The SLCC Mega Fair showcases dozens of clubs and organizations aiming to build camaraderie and inclusivity among the student body.
Mentors needed for Salt Lake Teens Write
The Salt Lake Teens Write program ran by the SLCC Community Writing Center is looking for mentors to help teens write and help build a portfolio.
Blood: thicker than water, more precious than gold
SLCC student to hold a walk-a-thon to promote awareness and research for rare genetic blood disorder.
Is movie etiquette dead? Setting the tone
Stephen Romney discusses movie etiquette, and the possibility that maybe bad manners at the theater might be a result of cinema atmosphere
Carrie Cox empowers women through fitness and health
The Globe profiles a SLCC student and professional fitness trainer. The owner of Carrie Cox Fitness LLC has discovered that she really enjoys training women, and especially enjoys seeing them gain self confidence as she helps them transform their bodies.
Bruin Pantry offering free menstrual cups while supplies last
The Bruin Pantry recently procured a limited supply of menstrual cups for Salt Lake Community College students, faculty and staff.
Cutting art against the grain
Hobby turns to profit when artists Craig Kalfaolu and Johnny Doyle carve a new niche market out of wooden sculptures.














