SLCC students differ on potential Utah death penalty repeal
Local and state officials discuss a repeal of the death penalty in Utah, and Salt Lake Community College students have diverging opinions.
Practice yoga to find your inner zen
Don’t let the stress of school bring you down. Come de-stress and practice yoga at a free yoga class.
Bruins know how to play ball
Just because school was out last week doesn't mean that there weren't some Bruins representing Salt Lake Community College well. The baseball and softball...
Talent illuminated in art showcase
April 6 was an evening of appreciation for Visual Art and Design students of all walks of life, each with a different view of the world.
Taking part in a dialogue; more than just a conversation
The SLCC Community voices their opinions in powerful dialogue on diversity at the Diversity Dinner on March 5, 2014.
‘The Wizard of Oz’ at The Grand Theatre
In 1939, a little movie called "The Wizard of Oz" was released. It is about a girl named Dorothy and her struggle to find...
Black Student Union holds workshop to defend critical race theory, academic freedom
The Black Student Union hosted a panel discussion to explore the debate surrounding critical race theory and academic freedom.
Letter to the Editor: Hot classrooms
One Globe reader wants SLCC to check the temperature of its classrooms.
President-elect Aaron Starks wants students to get their money’s worth
Student Government Transition — Many SLCC students are unaware of programs and opportunities the college has to offer. Starks wants to get the word out.
Organizations join forces to treat and release cats roaming SLCC campus
Heidi Bledsoe has an update on the wild cats that live at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Students go Google for email
Students logging onto their MyPage accounts this semester received a notification that their MyMail email accounts were switching over to the new Google BruinMail...
SLCC Health & Wellness Center assists students with stress management
Stress Management workshops and other services are intended to prevent students from losing control.