SOPA and PIPA simplified
In response to the confusion of students and faculty about SOPA, PIPA, and other internet legislation, The Globe presents a simplified look at the revolution taking place in cyberspace.
Pizza, politics and learning the political process
Students and staff learn about how to get involved in the political and legislative process one slice at a time
“what I thought I saw” brings diversity to print
An event at Art Access Gallery brings four women to talk about their new book, which is a collaborative work with strong SLCC ties.
Adderall: The “study drug”
Recently in the news and in pharmacies across the nation there has been talk of prescription drug shortages. One medication which is in high...
Commuting by bicycle promotes healthy living
There are many reasons to ride a bike to college. First off, it's good for the wallet, as riders save a large amount of...
“C” is for Cookie and that’s good enough for me
Garfield says, “I seek truth! But a cookie will do.” I recently visited three cookie shops in Salt Lake City – City Cakes and...
Eats and fun for the adventurous
A friend once said we had to eat at bad restaurants to appreciate the finer establishments. I think of her every time I set...
A tour of Utah’s new Natural History Museum
Utah’s new Natural History Museum, with its construction completed, is now open to the public.
The museum has been moved from the stately but cramped...
The Festival of Trees: A consumer’s perspective
Crowds and consumerism are typically given bad names during the Christmas season, but for a few days, it's all for a good cause at...
Castle of Chaos hosts murder mysteries in new season
Halloween is long over, but the fun isn’t at Castle of Chaos. What was once a haunted house has morphed into Castle of Chaos'...
Escape to Salt Lake City’s backyard for winter activities
The 2011-12 ski season started a few weeks ago, but for some locals, Thanksgiving weekend marked the first day on the slopes.
Alta, Snowbird, Solitude...
FDA says “no” to gays, American Red Cross blamed
When the American Red Cross took blood donations at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus recently, some students were left feeling like they had been turned...