A look behind the lens of one Salt Lake Community College student’s inspiring film...
SLCC film major Isabella Martinez has overcome many obstacles in her pursuit to carve her own path as a director.
University of Utah faculty, staff, students offer support after HB 261
After HB 261 shut down several resource centers on campus, faculty, staff and students have worked to create new inclusive and safe spaces for U of U’s campus community.
Here’s what some Utah college students are learning about political discourse
With the 2024 election rapidly approaching, initiatives have been launched to help Utah college students learn how to effectively reach across the aisle and create constructive dialogue about political issues that matter to them.
University of Utah students voice their thoughts on democracy
As part of the International Day of Democracy on Sept. 15, U students discussed DEI changes in Utah, gerrymandering and political polarization.
University of Utah students discuss issues they care about in 2024 election
Several students at the U explain the issues that matter most to them in the upcoming 2024 election.
International students at Utah Tech University share thoughts on voting, 2024 election
Some of Utah Tech University's international students weigh in on the 2024 US elections.
Fall student forum opens dialogue between students, SLCC administrators
Salt Lake Community College’s new president, as well as members of his executive cabinet, responded to student concerns at the Fall Student Forum on Sept. 26.
Pulitzer-winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses reframing the ‘refugee crisis’ during SLCC keynote
Viet Thanh Nguyen spoke in the Grand Theatre on Sept. 25 as part of the “Big Questions Forum” series hosted by Salt Lake Community College’s humanities department.
Behind the scenes of Utah’s 2024 gubernatorial debate
Democratic state Rep. Brian King and Libertarian candidate J. Robert Latham spoke to The Globe before participating in the 2024 Utah gubernatorial debate at South City Campus on Sept. 11.
Explaining free speech at the U
As a public university, the U is required to protect the First Amendment right of free speech. Different forms of speech are subject to different regulations at the U.
Why are students at Utah State University voting?
Some students at Utah State University articulated the importance of their vote in the upcoming election.
How a diversity bill is impacting students at Utah Tech University
The passage of two DEI bills by the 2024 Utah legislature resulted in the dissolution of some Utah Tech campus organizations, leaving many students in dismay.