Globe staff picks to celebrate Valentine’s Day
Deciding on a Valentine’s Day activity can be a conundrum. Globe staff writer Lucas Davison put together a list of things to do, no matter your relationship status.
Voices Amplified: April 4, 2022
SLCC student journalists talk with members of the Ukrainian community on this episode of Voices Amplified.
Resources, community members gather to promote sexual assault awareness
The Rape Recovery Center joined several organizations in a gathering at the Utah Capitol Rotunda on April 2 to promote sexual assault awareness month.
Marmalade District will be home to the Utah Film Center
The Utah Film Center held its grand opening for the Geralyn White Dreyfous building on Sept. 27 in Salt Lake City.
Mind the Gap Festival returns to celebrate women’s pay equality
The Mind the Gap Festival celebrated International Women's Day by highlighting women's leadership, economic equity, and the power of representation.
Voices Amplified: March 7, 2022
SLCC students return to host another episode of RadioActive on KRCL.
Haunted houses in the age of COVID-19
It may not be exactly the same as years past, but many of Utah’s Halloween favorites are still open, including Nightmare on 13th and the Haunted Forest.
Families celebrate new experiences and classic traditions on Pioneer Day
The Pioneer Day holiday and the Days of '47 Parade is a celebration of family and Utah history for residents and visitors alike.
SLCC Alum makes true believers out of Comic Con goers
Bruin alum brings joy, learning and celebrities to SLC–make your plans for next year now.
He Said She Said: Exclusive with Dan Farr and FanX
Julio and Marilei Puentes landed an exclusive interview with Salt Lake Comic Con producer Dan Farr before FanX, which takes place April 17-19. The pair also discuss possible late additions to the convention roster.
SLCC’s ‘Together We Thrive’ event uplifts community
The West Valley campus of Salt Lake Community College hosted a summer barbecue and resource fair on May 31.
Four students organize furniture drive for victims of domestic violence
Four SLCC students raised funds and collected furniture Tuesday as part of their ongoing capstone project to benefit the nonprofit crisis shelter, Safe Harbor.