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.
Student forum addresses concerns about tuition, program cuts
The fall 2025 Salt Lake Community College student forum took place Oct. 7 inside the Student Center at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Four things to look forward to this week
With a mix of networking, class preparation and campus life events on deck, here are four things The Globe is looking forward to this week.
SLCC Library calls for artists to showcase work this fall
SLCC Creatives highlights the artistic and creative work of students, staff, faculty and community members. The art is being displayed at both the Redwood and South City campuses.
Letter from the editor: An apology to the community
The Globe's editor-in-chief, Ashley Orduna, shares an update with readers regarding some recent articles.
Student association president hopes to bridge communication gap through active listening
Roena Delfin hopes to improve communication among faculty, staff and students during her tenure as SLCCSA president.
Photos: Casino Night energizes Redwood campus
Taylorsville Redwood Campus buzzed with excitement on Sept. 26 as SLCC students, faculty, and staff gathered for Casino Night in the Student Event Center.
SLCC Choir tunes up for a busy season
As SLCC choir students prepare for upcoming live performances, they showcase the choir’s mission: to come together as a diverse and inclusive group to make beautiful music.
Cooking up community: A look inside SLCC Culinary Arts
The Culinary Arts Program cultivates a diverse, passionate community of SLCC students and educators dedicated to the craft of cooking.
SLCC media professors speak on how AI has changed the field
At Salt Lake Community College, video and radio production professors are adapting to a media world being reshaped by artificial intelligence.
AI data centers raise concerns over water use in drought-prone Utah
Data centers, particularly for artificial intelligence, are significant water consumers, which can be problematic for drought-prone states.
Tips and resources for managing semester stress
Staff and students offer recommendations to help students be successful in managing their studies, jobs, and personal lives.