An evening of fear gives way to a morning of hope
Contributing writer Brian Preece reflects on the volatility of Saturday's protest in Salt Lake City and what it may mean for the future.
The Philosophy of Tech: iPad 2 is a step ahead
You would have to be living in a monastery or a convent to not have at least heard of Apple's iPad tablet device. According...
Tuition and fees are just too high
Higher tuition and fess are making it harder for students to attend school, find out what some of the expected costs are and what students can do to help.
An Open Letter to ‘The Globe’
The Globe published an article about service-learning in their January 12th edition ("Service-Learning: How they feel now") that caught the attention of many and...
Balancing work, school no easy task
Should you get a job while attending college? William Parra says the answer depends on who you are.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘Guacamelee!’ body-slams new life into an old genre
Reporter Aldo Gomez reviews a metroidvania style video game full of Mexican inspired flair and style.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 20
After the poetry slam incident in February, Amy Rawlinson from Micron stands behind Black students at Salt Lake Community College.
The Philosophy of Tech: Steve Jobs thought differently
How can one person adequately summarize another's lifelong accomplishments in one article? It is an impossible task. A great feeling of inadequacy hangs over...
Secret list leaked: new SLCC classes revealed
New classes are coming to Salt Lake Community College. Randy Harward shares some inside information with the Globe Editor in Chief.
Beyond a bigger paycheck: The true value of education
SLCC student Nic O'Shea says the liberal arts can enhance your education goals.
Ask Mom: Wanting them both
Dear Mom,
I am graduating from SLCC soon and have been thinking about how to handle a tricky situation. My mom and dad are divorced....
The not so sweet truth about sugar
No sugar, gluten free? Make your cake and eat it too.