Opinion: Pride crosswalk removal is the latest sign that policy is rewriting SLCC’s identity
In this op-ed, Globe editor in chief Amie Schaeffer responds to a recent decision by SLCC to paint over its rainbow-colored Pride crosswalks.
Power ballads and talent fuel feel good ‘Rock of Ages’
"Rock of Ages" surprises Romney with its depth and actors' singing performances
The Weekly Reel: first vampires, now zombies, what’s next?
Arts reporter Stephen Romney answers the question of what makes monsters ideal for romance.
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.
‘Keep a Bruin Warm’ shields students from the cold
Kelly Brown recaps the "Keep a Bruin Warm" donation drive and encourages SLCC students and faculty to support those in need.
Letter from the editor: Farewell, Bruins
Read this heartfelt letter from Amie Schaeffer, who concludes her time as editor-in-chief of The Globe.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 31
Taylorsville residents Gordon and Diane Burns share their support for the Black community after the poetry slam incident.
Comic: Everyone needs help sometimes
Cartoonist Iris A. Sterr illustrates the value of supporting one another in their latest comic for The Globe.
Op-ed: Writing as a form of expression and a tool
Staff writer Bonnie Fox understands the challenges of writing for the e-portfolio requirement, but argues for its learning benefits.
Are the “Occupy” protests effective?
Lately I have been watching the news and seeing the stories about the Occupy Wall Street protesters and I can't seem to get a...
Student LookBook: Branden Jackson
Men are quickly becoming more aware of fashion and are acquiring stronger senses of style. During this project, I've been surprised by the amount...
The Weekly Reel: A tale of monsters and men
Arts reporter/movie reviewer Stephen Romney looks into the origins of the giant monster film genre better known as Kaiju.