The Weekly Reel: first vampires, now zombies, what’s next?
Arts reporter Stephen Romney answers the question of what makes monsters ideal for romance.
Fans are scarce at SLCC basketball games
When it comes to basketball at SLCC, many students just don’t have the interest or are simply too busy.
The Salt Lake Community College survival guide for freshmen: Part 1
Stephen Romney shares his experiences at SLCC in hopes of saving incoming freshmen some grief.
Letter from the editor: We are Bruins, hear us roar!
Sean Stetson, current editor-in-chief of The Globe, reaches out to fellow SLCC students in this letter from the editor.
Black Friday violence indicates a different occupy movement
On Thursday, November 24, people across the United States occupied their favorite chain store. Tents were erected as consumers waited for the store to...
Guns, guns, for everyone!
A pervasive silliness has infected vast segments of the American population with an anti-gun, anti-freedom-that is to say, anti-American-sentiment. Millions of citizens within the...
Letter from SLCCSA: 2024-2025 vision statement
Student Association President Nahomi Rei pens an open letter to students regarding the SLCCSA's vision for the academic year.
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 5
An anonymous student of color voices their support for Black students at Salt Lake Community College.
The perils of a turkey bowl
Food, football and good company - Thanksgiving is here. Being with your loved ones is one of the greatest feelings in the world. NFL...
Alternative Spring Break: in their own words
Many Students wanted to give their stories about Alternative Spring Break, and their stories are presented here:
Linda Peck
Hi my name is Linda Peck and...
Are student loans financial aid?
Several weeks ago I was informed I was not eligible for financial aid. My first thought was "why not?" It didn't make sense to...
The story of a non-Mormon growing up in a Mormon family
With more than half of Utahns identifiying as members of the LDS church, being in the religious minority can make one feel isolated from the rest of the community. Tara Reid brings you the story of someone who had such an experience when it came to relating to his family.