Gratitude challenge: lose your own illusion
Staff Writer Carolyn Cox writes about her experience attending the International Transgender Day of Rememberance and challenges readers to step outside of their comfort zone, if only for a moment.
Letter to the Editor: Volunteer with Headin’ Home
Rebecca Lougheed encourages other student volunteers to consider Headin' Home, a non-profit organization that rescues horses and provides equine therapy.
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.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 21
Stephanie Scott from Micron encourages the Black Student Union after the poetry slam incident earlier this year.
Letter to the editor: On the death of Tyre Nichols
Dr. Juone Kadiri, the vice president for Equity, Inclusion, and Transformation at Salt Lake Community College, addresses the SLCC community after Tyre Nichols was killed by Memphis police officers.
‘DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS’ review: Bad Bunny’s most personal album pays homage to his...
Globe photographer Gerardo Galvez-Zamora argues that “DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS” is, without a doubt, the most personal album Bad Bunny has ever made.
Letter to the Editor: Civic duty and the ePortfolio
If you are reading this, there is a good chance you are a part of Salt Lake Community College, whether it be as a...
This (low calorie source of potassium, calcium, and fiber) is bananas
Food columnist Nadhirrah shares the history and health benefits of the banana.
STEM: One for the money?
SLCC student Ashley Thompson asserts that students should pursue STEM degrees because they love the industry, not the salary.
Letter from the Editor: Look for the constants
Globe editor in chief Amie Schaeffer wants to hear from SLCC students as resume their schedules amid the coronavirus pandemic.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 2
Carol Chatwin writes a letter of solidarity to Black students at Salt Lake Community College.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 32
An anonymous writer expresses their appreciation for the Black Student Union after the poetry slam incident.