Robert Reich, left, and Nick Burns

Robert Reich speaks at SLCC Tanner Forum

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Economy expert Robert Reich was the keynote speaker at the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics.
Brittni Colindres

Letter from the Editor: Never give up on your dreams

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Outgoing editor in chief Brittni Colindres has some inspiring words for Globe readers.
Ruby Chacon, Rt. Rev. Bishop Scott Hayashi, keynote speaker Michele Goodwin, and Jack Hesleph participate in a post-ceremony panel discussion.

Honoring Dr. King’s humanitarian legacy

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Martin Luther King Humanitarian award winners gathered for a panel discussion and tribute.
SLCC administrators partake in Ice Bucket Challenge

SLCC administrators rise to the challenge, get doused for charity

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Salt Lake Community College interim president Deneece Huftalin and athletic director Kevin Dustin participate in the Ice Bucket Challenge to support the fight against ALS.
DRC front desk

Disability Awareness Week challenges perceptions

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The Disability Resource Center hosts Disability Awareness Week to raise awareness and eliminate stigmas. Learn more about the events taking place this week.
Lindsay Chapman holds a book

Young children can learn at SLCC, too

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SLCC students who take classes at South City Campus have access to on-campus child care.

SLCC opens up SWAC play with huge win

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SLCC defeated in-state rival and fellow Scenic West Conference member Snow College in three sets on Sept. 27.
Mortuary Science Cadaver Lab

Become a mortician

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Salt Lake Community College is offering a new AAS degree in mortuary science. The need for this new degree is driven by the industry. There...
South City Campus Student Writing Center

Student Writing Center offers free peer advising

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SLCC student tutors are ready to help anyone who wants to become a better writer.
'News' in block letters

Introducing News Girl, the reporter with the inside scoop on The Globe newsroom

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Introducing News Girl, the new weekly column that aims to report events attended by The Globe's staff and showcase the hard work that goes into every single issue.
"Fake News" stamped in big red and white lettering on top of newspaper clippings

How college students can combat misinformation during an election cycle

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For college students who vote, fact checking the information they receive is crucial, especially when circling an upcoming election.

Symposium highlights student discoveries

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Students from the School of Science, Mathematics and Engineering participated in the fourth annual SME Symposium on Tuesday.