Poem: ‘The Serendipity Prayer’
Murphy Markham recently submitted a piece of poetry to The Globe. Read “The Serendipity Prayer.”
Guest column: Vaccines don’t cause autism. Here’s how we know.
In response to recent claims that vaccines and Tylenol lead to autism diagnoses, Greg Scaduto, the parent of a nonverbal child with autism, offers parents advice on how to separate fact from fiction, and takes public leaders to task for misleading parents and stigmatizing kids with autism.
Guest column: My daughter just wants to walk at graduation. Congress can help.
Kelly Brazzo, a mom whose daughter Sammy has a rare muscle-wasting disease, offers a deeply personal and timely plea.
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.
Summer trends: Fashion, food, music — oh, my!
Lucas Davison browsed the web to find the most anticipated summer trends in fashion, food, and music.
Time for Utah’s holiday to be about – Utah
Staff writer Bonnie Fox argues that the Pioneer Day state holiday doesn't properly celebrate all the people of Utah.
Stories through photographs, and the humanity therein
Located inside the downtown Salt Lake City Public Library, Amplify Utah’s “In Their Words” exhibit is a storytelling project rooted in the belief that every person in our community has a story worth hearing and sharing.
Our voices matter: Writing our way to change
Hundreds of Utahns called for accountability from Utah Sen. Mike Lee during a letter writing party at Publik Coffee Roasters on June 25.
Federal cuts to PBS, NPR cause concern in the SLCC community
SLCC students and others react to Donald Trump's recent executive order to cut public subsidies to PBS and NPR.
Rebuilding the program: Why SLCC needs a new athletic director
SLCC is in the process of finding a new athletic director after Kevin Dustin retired. Learn more about the search for a Bruin AD.
SLCC students weigh in on proposed change of power of national monuments
Three SLCC students share their thoughts on national monuments and who should have authority over US public lands.
Surviving the e-portfolio
SLCC students may complain about the e-portfolio, but surviving the assignment means getting the help you need, when you need it.