Opinion

Keith has an awkward encounter in this episode of "My Annoying Demon Roommate" by cartoonist Ghostly Karma.

In this letter to the editor, Natalie DeBelina offers some guiding principles to cope and deal with the overwhelming number of new responsibilities as a college student.

In this op-ed, Globe editor in chief Amie Schaeffer responds to a recent decision by SLCC to paint over its rainbow-colored Pride crosswalks.

After researching the issue, Diana Garcia Granillo writes that biodiversity loss is not just an environmental concern, but a serious public health issue that affects all of us.

After U.S. Customs and Border Protection attended the Veteran Job Fair on Feb. 17, Suzannah Woodward writes that SLCC should prioritize student safety, an inclusive environment and equitable values when choosing which employers to platform.

Saria Harris offers her perspective after viewing "The Lake" at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.

Globe editor Ash Orduna gives a personal account detailing the weight of being a caregiver.

The Sundance Film Festival opens its final Utah run on Jan. 22. The Globe staff will be on the ground to capture this final chapter through a student lens.

A season of giving meets a world in need. Bonnie Fox lists 12 ways to give back to the community this winter.

Murphy Markham recently submitted a piece of poetry to The Globe. Read “The Serendipity Prayer.”

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.

Kelly Brazzo, a mom whose daughter Sammy has a rare muscle-wasting disease, offers a deeply personal and timely plea.