The Other Side’s donut shop tells community, ‘Donut give up on your dreams’
At The Other Side Donuts in Salt Lake, customers can purchase tasty treats and support a nonprofit's mission to empower people overcoming homelessness.
Local entrepreneurs share stories of healing and hope
Mary Crafts and Lori Brinkerhoff discussed the adversity they encountered before achieving success as entrepreneurs during the "Voices of Strength" forum on Oct. 21.
The Language Center a place of opportunity and learning
SLCC's Language Center offers students free tutoring in nine different languages.
Health and wellness resources available to students struggling through the semester
Students lined up for free massages and health screenings at the Taylorsville campus spring Health Fair on March 25.
President Peterson talks campus shifts and SLCC’s future
SLCC President Greg Peterson recently sat down with The Globe to discuss several topics, including artificial intelligence, apprenticeships, academic programs and the state’s DEI mandates.
Dash2: Grit proving essential to success
Dash2 founder and Marine Corps veteran Brandon Knotts reinvented himself after launching his information technology company.
President Huftalin honored at Women’s Leadership Celebration at Sundance Film Festival
SLCC President Deneece Huftalin received a leadership in education award at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.
E-textbooks not as popular as you might think
While e-books are cheaper than their printed counterparts, Dillon Anderson investigates why most students don't use them.
A psychologist’s guide on how to reduce stress
Psychology professor Katerina Salini provides some information on proven ways to help reduce stress.
SLCC makes additional changes in response to COVID-19
SLCC has adjusted their grading policy for spring semester and will put all summer courses online in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Photos: Thousands protest in Salt Lake City over death of George Floyd
Globe photographer Jared Stanger continues to follow anti-racism protests in Salt Lake City. Read his op-ed and view exclusive photos from the various demonstrations.
SLCC receives $1.1 million grant for child care
Funding from the CCAMPIS grant will allow the Tim and Brenda Huval Child Care Center to serve more SLCC student parents.