SLCC offers free tutoring to all students
SLCC offers free in-person and online tutoring for anyone who wants a little extra help.
Farewell picnic potluck celebrates e-Portfolio accomplishments, despite closure
The administration, staff and friends of the former e-Portfolio office gathered in Jordan Park on the afternoon of Aug. 30 for a “Closure Potluck Celebration” to honor all the e-Portfolio program had accomplished.
Celebrating a legacy: A tribute to Liu Vakapuna
Liu Vakapuna has a name people wouldn't be familiar with, unless they know the Student Government at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC). Vakapuna is...
Forum speaker Alok Vaid-Menon uses humor to discuss gender, politics and self-validation
International poet, writer and performer Alok Vaid-Menon spoke to students during the Big Questions Forum student lunch hosted by the SLCC Department of Humanities on March 26.
A message to students from President Greg Peterson
Whether you’re beginning college for the first time, returning after time away or preparing for the next step in your career, we’re glad you’re here.
Under pressure: An insight into student mental health
Students facing a mental health crisis need to seek help before tragedy strikes.
Students demand changes to Lagoon’s zoo
Students at Salt Lake Community College are rallying behind a petition to shut down Lagoon’s Wild Kingdom Train zoo, which has drawn criticism for...
Utah Democrats favor Sanders
Super Tuesday led to some surprising results in the Utah Democratic primary.
FYE is here to help new SLCC students
First-Year Experience aims to connect new SLCC students with the right resources they need to succeed.
David Osmond brings awareness to disabilities through music
'Osmond Boy' David Osmond performs at Salt Lake Community College as part of the college's Disability Awareness Week festivities.
A message from Interim President Huftalin
In this special submission to The Globe, Salt Lake Community College interim president Deneece Huftalin welcomes new and returning students back for a new school year.
Creating a monster at the Community Writing Center horror workshop
Horror stories play a deeper part in our history than we care to admit. They are informed by a culture's deepest anxieties and desires