Comic: Just a bit more
Cartoonist Iris A. Sterr highlights the challenge of waiting out winter in their latest comic for The Globe.
Surviving the e-portfolio
SLCC students may complain about the e-portfolio, but surviving the assignment means getting the help you need, when you need it.
Globe editor-in-chief encourages all students to find their voice
Kachina Choate welcomes SLCC students to a new school year and explains how the mass communication program changed her life.
Ask Mom: Frustrated divorcee
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...
Letter from the Editor: Your student-run newspaper
The Editor-in-chief of SLCC's 'The Globe' welcomes students new and old with a revamped focus for the student newspaper.
Avoid culturally offensive Halloween costumes
Everyone dresses up for Halloween, but Jocelyn Camargo says some costume choices can cross a line with other cultures.
Observing America’s pandemic response from abroad
Former Utah resident Michael McLane reflects on experiencing the coronavirus pandemic while living in New Zealand.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 12
Maria shares a motherly message of love and support for Black students at Salt Lake Community College.
Relating to imposter syndrome
Imposter syndrome is such a common phenomenon, yet many don’t even realize they are experiencing it.
SLCC community reacts to assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump
Students, alumni and staff commented on the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a rally on July 13.
Guest column: Vaccines don’t cause autism. Here’s how we know.
In response to recent claims that vaccines and Tylenol lead to autism diagnoses, Greg Scaduto, the parent of a nonverbal child with autism, offers parents advice on how to separate fact from fiction, and takes public leaders to task for misleading parents and stigmatizing kids with autism.
Trick or treat for eye candy
Cleavage, six packs, six inch heels, French maids, and mummies; Halloween as we get older has gone from filling up pillow cases with candy...








