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...
Editorial: Talking to a therapist can help
Globe assignment editor Eric Jensen shares his experience with counseling and how it has helped him over the years.
Paint your nails teal for ovarian cancer awareness
When I was in elementary school I loved to run. Each year I would look forward to running this 10k that was hosted by...
Letter to the Editor: Ladies’ Volleyball
Globe reader Wayne Hanson wants SLCC students to support the Bruins volleyball team and attend the first home matches of the season.
Homosexuality in children’s literature
Prohibiting kids from reading books simply because they include homosexual characters is built on an unfounded argument and serves to enforce rigid stereotypes in...
SLCC Talks: Adjusting to college life
In the first edition of SLCC Talks, the Globe writers give advice on adjusting to college.
The Weekly Reel Double Feature: From the small screen to the silver screen (and...
To coincide with the release of 21 Jump St., Stephen Romney presents his list of the top 3 films based on TV Shows and the top 3 television shows based on movies.
What to know about PDA at SLCC
Jordan Bagley brings attention to public displays of affection at Salt Lake Community College.
What’s so great about Sundance?
A first-timer’s experience at the renowned film festival.
What to eat if you don’t want to catch the cold
As we get closer to the harsh winter months, it never hurts to have some additional help staving off diseases like the Flu and the common cold. Reporter Brook Bartlett gives you a list of foods to eat in order to avoid getting sick.
Comic: Just a bit more
Cartoonist Iris A. Sterr highlights the challenge of waiting out winter in their latest comic for The Globe.
Life under siege: how computers are ruining everything
Hours, days, months, years. Add it all up and how much time have you spent in front of a computer screen?
According to recent studies...



