Avoid culturally offensive Halloween costumes
Everyone dresses up for Halloween, but Jocelyn Camargo says some costume choices can cross a line with other cultures.
Letter from the editor: Make your voice heard this election year
Editor in chief Amie Schaeffer reflects on the vice presidential debate and how students can make their voice heard this election year.
He Said She Said: Exclusive with Dan Farr and FanX
Julio and Marilei Puentes landed an exclusive interview with Salt Lake Comic Con producer Dan Farr before FanX, which takes place April 17-19. The pair also discuss possible late additions to the convention roster.
Gardens can offer therapeutic outlet during quarantine
The coronavirus pandemic gives students more time to take up gardening.
Op-ed: Coping with COVID-19
Curtis Larsen, the assistant vice president of Student Services, has a message for SLCC students affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
National anthem debate continues
Tanner Barr shares another perspective on the recent controversy surrounding the national anthem.
Op-ed: One vote can change the world
SLCC student Jade Simmons explains how an unsung hero from "The Lord of the Rings" can be an example to others this upcoming election.
He Said She Said: The Fan Experience and Volunteers
He Said She Said explore about the experience of attending Salt Lake Comic Con and the training that the volunteers receive.
Sports and competition: A missing distraction
Contributing writer Brian Preece says life is empty without the consistency that comes with pro and college sports.
Observing America’s pandemic response from abroad
Former Utah resident Michael McLane reflects on experiencing the coronavirus pandemic while living in New Zealand.
5 activities to do with family on Thanksgiving
Here are five things you and your family can do on Thanksgiving to truly appreciate the holiday.
Op-ed: I’m voting for a future our youth can count on
SLiCE Youth Development Lead Brenna Coleman is using her vote to help ensure a better future for our youth.