Higher education reacts to CRT debate
Utah students and educators weigh in on the debate over critical race theory.
Sundance Film Festival moves fully online amid COVID-19 surge
The 2022 Sundance Film Festival will be an online-only event after a recent surge in COVID-19 cases.
Voices Amplified: April 4, 2022
SLCC student journalists talk with members of the Ukrainian community on this episode of Voices Amplified.
Former chair of the Northwestern Shoshone Nation details Salt Lake’s historical significance
Darren Parry, former chair of the Northwestern Shoshone Nation, discussed his people's relationship with the Great Salt Lake during a panel discussion on Sept. 28.
Cox orders division to raise Great Salt Lake causeway berm another 5 feet
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed an executive order Friday to raise the Great Salt Lake causeway berm in an effort to stop the growing salinity levels in the southern arm of the lake.
Living Traditions fest invites Utahns to explore world cultures
The annual Living Traditions Festival returned to Salt Lake City’s Library Square on May 19, providing an artistic, performative platform to 85 groups of diverse traditions and cultures.
Like Utah, California has had pipeline dreams to save its drying Salton Sea
Californians discuss the possibility of building a canal or pipeline from the Sea of Cortez in Mexico to their own ailing terminal salt lake, the Salton Sea.
Photos: Rally to Save Our Great Salt Lake
Globe photographer Joseph Holder covered the Rally to Save Our Great Salt Lake on Jan. 25. View his photos from the event.
‘A really sad loss’: Weber State students talk about life after closing campus centers...
Without identity-based centers, students say “there’s less visibility” for marginalized groups on the Ogden campus.
Dreams come true with the Disney College Program
Wishing on a star isn’t necessary for those who want to work with the Disney Company. Disneyland and Walt Disney World offer college students of...
Wasatch Iron Pen competition at the Utah Arts Festival
Upcoming workshops at the CWC
Dotting “I”s and Crossing “T”s: Learn the Art of Editing
June 30 1-3 p.m.
From Hogwarts to Goosebumps: Week-long Speculative Fiction for...
Tomatoes, pesto and bread are a ‘SLICE’ of life in the community
Thayne Center's partnership with non-profit Wasatch Community Gardens allows SLCC students to participate in the Tomato Sandwich Festival.