Peaceful protest turns violent in downtown Salt Lake City
Here's a look at some of the major developments that took place in Salt Lake City during the protest against police brutality on Saturday.
5 terrible Halloween treats
Christopher Toney-El shares his list of least favorite Halloween treats.
Vandalism spreads hatred through words
A recent case of vandalism at the Taylorsville Redwood campus raises concerns
Open letter: Why your vote counts
Deeqa Hamid explains how SLCC students can be a driving force for change in the upcoming election.
Women Overcoming Obstacles honor Maya Angelou
Shero.us, an organization that honors extraordinary women, hosted an event to honor Dr. Maya Angelou on Wednesday, April 11. Illness kept Angelou from attending, but a roster of four guest speakers salvaged the event.
Black Student Union to address poetry slam incident
On Friday, the Black Student Union will host a panel discussion about the disruption that occurred during last week's virtual poetry slam.
It pays to know your textbook options
The bookstore is just one of many places where students can purchase their textbooks.
SLCC mourns death of PR director Joy Tlou
Joy Tlou, the public relations director of Salt Lake Community College, died suddenly this past weekend.
Dear Dick: Fireworks are restricted
Dear Dick,
I don’t know if you have turned on the news recently, seen big plumes of smoke or a fire-ravaged mountainside but we are...
‘Keep a Bruin Warm’ shields students from the cold
Kelly Brown recaps the "Keep a Bruin Warm" donation drive and encourages SLCC students and faculty to support those in need.
Attorney, author advocates for future of Wayuu people
Colombian-Wayuu author and attorney Estercilia Simanca Pushaina discussed her advocacy for the indigenous Wayuu people Feb. 27 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Letter from the Editor: Look for the constants
Globe editor in chief Amie Schaeffer wants to hear from SLCC students as resume their schedules amid the coronavirus pandemic.