A week of Martin Luther King, Jr. events
SLCC and U of U to celebrate Dr. King’s life and legacy.
Hollywood-style fashion show comes to Salt Lake
Salt Lake City is known for producing great local art, but sometimes finding the right venue to see the whole spectrum of art is...
College president finalists to remain public in new Utah bill
House Bill 318 originally intended to restrict the release of Utah college president candidates to one finalist only.
The complicated relationship between SLCPD and the homeless
The relationship between the homeless, activists, and police is often tenuous, but that isn't always the case.
In their own words: Utah candidates for Congress
Stay informed on the upcoming elections and read how Utah candidates for Congress will address local and national issues in this Globe exclusive.
Utah primary voting: What you need to know
Learn why the June 30 primary has captured the attention of several thousand Utah voters.
#SLCCvotes: 5 questions for Kael Weston
Learn more about Kael Weston, the Democratic candidate for Utah's 2nd Congressional District.
Gov. Herbert issues new emergency orders as COVID-19 cases continue to surge
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert issued a new state of emergency and a statewide mask mandate Sunday evening after a surge in coronavirus cases.
SLCC students take pride in marching for equality
Learn more about SLCC's participation in the 2018 Utah Pride Festival.
Train Walk Poop: Happy dogs equal happy owners
Train Walk Poop, owned by Ryan Gwilliam, aims to strengthen the relationship between a dog and its owner.
Watchtower Coffee and Comics moves into new digs
Watchtower Coffee and Comics set up shop one block west on Main Street before the coronavirus outbreak forced them to close.
Career expo connects students with industry
Numerous employers will be in attendance for the Pathways to Professions Showcase later this month.