Thayne Center interim director no stranger to community service
Learn more about Sean Crossland as he takes on a new role at the Thayne Center.
Diversity Dinner brings students together
Student Life and Leadership organizes a Taylorsville Redwood Campus event. Attendees discuss issues of diversity, ethnicity, and multiculturalism.
Letter from the Editor: Sundance preview
The Globe welcomes new editor-in-chief Amie Schaeffer, who invites readers to follow extensive content on the Sundance Film Festival.
Students craft new faces in preparation for the Masquerade Ball
Student Life and Leadership gave students the opportunity to make their own mask for the Masquerade Ball on Friday.
Students celebrate Dia de los Muertos
SLCC celebrates the Day of the Dead in traditional Mexican style.
Migrants: legitimate defense and support
As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement increases their presence in Utah, campus and community groups are offering information and resources to empower immigrants and their allies.
Music on the Spot: Echosmith is taking their dreams into reality
L.A. band Echosmith comes to Salt Lake City on Nov. 11.
Enforcement of federal financial aid regulations to begin fall 2026
The change could reduce or cancel aid for those taking courses outside their degree or certificate at SLCC.
Wealth disparity and the housing crisis in Mumbai
For any socially responsible entrepreneurs in urban development, India is poised for investment that goes beyond just the bottom line.
Carol Grasso: from Brazil to the awards podium
Carol Grasso has only been in the United States for four months, and she has already left her mark on the Junior College volleyball landscape.
2021 MLK keynote focuses on racial disparity in America
Four panelists discussed racial and economic inequality during SLCC's annual Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative keynote.
Bruin softball eyes a fast start to 2020 season
No. 10 SLCC is gunning for the NJCAA softball championship in 2020.