What the Tech?! Plugs and ports
You've probably looked at the back of your computer at some point and see all of those crazy looking plugs. These plugs make up...
Letter to the Editor: ‘Globe’ isn’t relatable
Dear Editor,
When I was in high school, the day the paper came out was always an awesome day. Every nose was buried in the...
An evening of fear gives way to a morning of hope
Contributing writer Brian Preece reflects on the volatility of Saturday's protest in Salt Lake City and what it may mean for the future.
Op-ed: I’m voting for racial equality and police reform
SLCC student Heather Maggio-Brooks writes about the reasons she is voting in the 2020 election.
Unimmunized children put Salt Lake City schools at risk
With the recent string of local measles cases, Alyssa Paulsen sorts through vaccination protocols and the unnecessary risk parents put their children under.
From Inside the Glass: Fear and anxiety: a way to peace
This week's From Inside the Glass features Copy Editor Angela Ang's insight on fear and anxiety.
National anthem debate continues
Tanner Barr shares another perspective on the recent controversy surrounding the national anthem.
Why you should spread the word to end the word
The words we use can have a major impact on individuals with disabilities.
The news of journalism
In the wake of the internet age and newspaper layoffs, what lies in the future of news?
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 11
Associate Professor Eric Green wants Black students to feel welcomed and valued at Salt Lake Community College.
Can men and women be friends?
"Friendship that flows from the heart cannot be frozen by adversity, as the water that flows from the spring cannot congeal in winter." -...
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.