Students use online classes to stay ahead at SLCC
SLCC faculty and staff say remote and hybrid learning options help students who need to work but still want an education.
Decoding anti-drag sentiment, locally and in the US
The recent surge in public threats toward all-ages drag events is most concerning to drag performers, allies and the wider LGBTQ+ community.
Salt Lake Community College students share their thoughts on upcoming 2024 election
The Globe took to the Taylorsville Redwood campus to find out how students felt about the upcoming presidential election.
Jordan Campus cafe still in business, despite challenges
Due to low sales and few customers, SLCC's Jordan Cafe has struggled to stay open. However, a 34% increase in recent customer numbers provides some hope for its future.
SLCC commencement countdown: Celebrating a new chapter
For many graduating students, commencement is more than just a ceremony — it’s a culmination of years of hard work, sacrifice and determination.
A look at Utah Opera’s production of ‘The Shining’
“The Shining” opera brings its supernatural tale to the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre from Oct. 11-19.
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.
Are the “Occupy” protests effective?
Lately I have been watching the news and seeing the stories about the Occupy Wall Street protesters and I can't seem to get a...
Last chance to feel the ‘Heat’ at SLCC Black Box
"Heat" brings character driven story through its strong direction and acting. Last performance is Saturday, June 16, 2012.
‘Oz the Great and Powerful’: Not too powerful, but still entertaining
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'Oz: The Great and Powerful.'
The Hulk Speaks! A Comic Con Event Report
Romney reports on the live audience Q&A with Lou Ferrigno.
Movie Review: ‘The Monuments Men’: Laying down lives for the sake of art
Arts Reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'The Monuments Men,' a film with a story too big for its own good.