Panel 1: Person with head down between two stacks of books. Panel 2: Person looks up, pencil and stick notes stuck on forehead. Panel 3: Person looks excitedly to the side and says "What's this?" Panel 4: Person looks at December on a calendar and says "What's this? Could this be true?" Panel 5: Person grabs the calendar and says "Is the term really through?" Panel 6: Merson throws calendar aside and raises fists, proclaiming "At last." Panel 7. Person saying "I'm done" while smiling and pushing books away. Panel 8: Person runs outside with sled and stocking cap and scarf, saying "I'm free to go have fun." Panel 9: "Person raises fists and says "I can finally be free!" as a second person wearing a "spring term" knit cap looks puzzled.

Comic: The nightmare before spring term

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Cartoonist Iris A. Sterr personifies the fleeting nature of winter break in this comic for The Globe.
Two students working on a computer in a lab

Students and e-portfolio: squeaky wheels and kaleidoscopes

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Although SLCC's e-portfolio requirement elicits many complaints, some students have begun to realize its potential for deeper learning and personal expression.

When did the holidays become so stressful?

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It’s that of year again. The season of giving, receiving, and being overcome with Herculean amounts of stress and despair. Some of you reading...

Ask Mom: Frustrated divorcee

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Mom, Thank you for such an inspiring answer in your last column ("Down in the dumps"). Just like this person, I too was feeling too...
Woman holds a smartphone

Top 10 apps for college students

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'The Globe's online editor browses the mobile markets for the top 10 apps college students can use to be more productive.

Letter to the Editor: Easter cartoon

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One reader expresses concern over a Globe cartoon about the Easter holiday.
Telehealth instructions

Op-ed: Coping with COVID-19

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Curtis Larsen, the assistant vice president of Student Services, has a message for SLCC students affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Pink carnations on top of note that reads "To Our Black Students, With Love,"

To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 10

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An anonymous student expresses dismay over the racist disruption that occurred during the Black Student Union poetry slam.
Pink carnations on top of note that reads "To Our Black Students, With Love,"

To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 43

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The Deans Council at Salt Lake Community College writes a letter of support to Black students.
Panel 1: Student 1 grabs "USA Flakes" cereal box from selection of "Asia Puffs" and "Coco Islands" and says, "This is one of my favorite brands. I can't wait to share it with you!" Panel 2: Student 2, wearing tank top, says "That good huh?" Student 1, wearing t-shirt, pours "USA Flakes" cereal into bowls and says, "Oh yeah!" Student 2 replies, "Can't wait to try it, thanks for sharing man." Panel 3: Student 1 says, "Any time! Now let's dig in!" as both students begin to eat cereal. Panel 4: Student 2 makes a strained face, saying "URK!" Panel 5: Student 1, smiling, says "Best in the world right?" as Student 2 makes a "Bleh!" sound while spitting cereal back into bowl. Panel 6: Student 2 looks quizzically at Student 1, who is enjoying the cereal.

Comic: Different ethnicities, different tastes

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Cartoonist Iris A. Sterr depicts the differing preferences of cereal flavors among two students in their latest comic for The Globe.
a person's hands holding a pearl bracelet

Poem: ‘The Serendipity Prayer’

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

A response to the Thayne Center’s open letter to ‘The Globe’

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I have been asked to write a response to the open letter written by Gail Jessen about my latest service-learning article. I honestly am...
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