The impact of deadnames
For some transgender people, a deadname can be triggering and associated with deep trauma.
SLCC students gather to remember Harvey Milk
Salt Lake Community College students gathered on 9th and 9th in Salt Lake City for the third annual Harvey Milk Vigil and Remembrance event on Nov. 27.
Voices Amplified: Feb. 7, 2022
Listen to the second episode of Voices Amplified, where student journalists from The Globe and Amplify Utah take over RadioActive on KRCL.
SLCC powwow to reunite Indigenous community after two-year hiatus
After a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the SLCC Social Powwow returns April 16 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
A slice of paradise on a student budget
Traveling on a budget isn't limited to just hiking trails as proven by contributing writer Aaron Clark on a vacation to Costa Rica.
SLCC offers free menstrual products. Here’s how students can access them
SLCC offers menstrual products to students free of charge at several locations across the college’s campuses.
Section of Westpointe Center named after retired Sen. Karen Mayne
Salt Lake Community College recently named a section of the Westpointe campus after a supporter of women in the trades, former Utah State Sen. Karen Mayne.
Students and staff can take a break this summer with free movie tickets
The Thayne Center is offering free tickets to four films for its Summer Movie Nights promotion.
Rising rent costs put a strain on SLCC students
Rental prices continue to adversely affect Salt Lake Community College students, but other forms of financial assistance exist on campus.
SLCC to celebrate Henrietta Lacks’ contribution to science on Dec. 5
Salt Lake Community College will celebrate the scientific contributions of Henrietta Lacks, the source of the "HeLa" cell line, on Dec. 5 at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
The original Hulk smashes the crowd at Salt Lake Comic Con
Lou Ferrigno talks about his role on "The Incredible Hulk."
College students in Utah respond to the presence of firearms on campus
Students at four of the largest colleges in Utah are shown to have mixed feelings about the presence of guns on their campuses, especially given the rising number of shootings at colleges and universities across the country in recent years.