Opinion

Guest columnist Katie Clark, former assistant dean at Swarthmore College, argues that retaining students isn't about dominating school rankings or building flashy facilities. What matters is whether students feel like they belong -- and can access lasting mental health services.

Litzi Estrada and other local college students are expressing concern over Donald J. Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential elections.

Ashlee Astin shares why Jesse Eisenberg's new film, “A Real Pain,” is a relatable tale of trauma, mourning and grief.

Mina Rivera reviews Tyler, the Creator’s newest and most personal album, “Chromakopia.”

While the Utah Jazz may not be in the playoff conversation anytime soon, recent trades, acquisitions, and development of key stars offer a glimmer of hope for the future.

SLCC student Richard Thorum reacts to the speaker series event with Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.

Student Association President Nahomi Rei pens an open letter to students regarding the SLCCSA's vision for the academic year.

Ash Orduna introduces herself to the SLCC community in her first semester as editor-in-chief for The Globe.

An unsuspecting Keith moves in to his new place in the first episode of "My Annoying Demon Roommate" by cartoonist Ghostly Karma.

Students, alumni and staff commented on the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a rally on July 13.

Despite being a perennial powerhouse in junior college athletics, SLCC teams go largely unnoticed by the campus community and local media.

Cartoonist Iris A. Sterr depicts the differing preferences of cereal flavors among two students in their latest comic for The Globe.