HB 261 changes the campus at Utah State University, students react
Non-white and LGBTQ+ students feel deeply affected by Utah House Bill 261, a new law that is reshaping diversity initiatives at public colleges and universities.
Sports briefs: SLCC volleyball advances to NJCAA tournament
While the men's and women's basketball teams get tested on the road, the volleyball team is going to Casper for Nationals.
Pacific Unity Association: A ‘rock’ for SLCC’s Pacific Islander students
The Pacific Unity Association empowers its members to thrive and creates community among SLCC students.
New recycling station unveiled
Salt Lake Community College became more green last Tuesday when a brand new recycling station was unveiled at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. SLCC's Environmental...
2020: A year in review
Globe editor-in-chief Amie Schaeffer looks back on the events that shaped 2020 at Salt Lake Community College.
The President’s and Dean’s list Recognition Reception
In high school we get recognized for good grades with honor rolls and certificates to some food place. The good news is you can...
Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center hopes to add its services to orientation
Several SLCC students and staff members support the idea of including the Gender and Sexuality Student Resource Center in the college's orientation material.
SLCC promotes LGBTQ equality and acceptance
SLCC welcomes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning students and their allies.
And the award goes to…
Come find out who produced the best student films for of the year at the SLCCSA Film Festival awards ceremony on April 24.
SLCC’s associate vice president for student success accepts new position in Minnesota
Kathryn Kay Coquemont leaves SLCC to become the dean of students and associate vice president at Macalester College in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Celebrating civil rights
At Salt Lake Community College there are many different students with different ethnic backgrounds. This is great for class discussions, as many different ideas...
Mara Liasson takes on fake news
NPR political correspondent Mara Liasson spoke at the Tanner Forum on Social Ethics on Wednesday, Nov. 8.