To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 30
An anonymous individual thanks Black students for showing strength and persistence in times of adversity.
SLCC Talks: Marriage Equality
After recent developments in the same-sex marriage movement, 'The Globe' asks students to share their thoughts on marriage equality.
Journalism vs. writing: a student’s perspective
SLCC journalism student Heidi Bledsoe reflects on the lessons she's learned as a reporter and on how journalism differs from other forms of writing.
Dear Dick: The impossible instructor
Ralph Myles, along with over 30 classmates, discovers that professor Dick's mandatory course is a failing grade landmine. He wonders why Dick is allowed to ambush so many students semester after semester.
Armed with vitamin C, the orange excels at cold combat
Food columnist Nadhirrah shares the benefits of the cold fighter, the orange.
The real purpose of a college education
Promises of better pay and living conditions are some factors that drive students to gain a college education, but writer Samir Monges expands on the real purpose of higher education.
Gratitude for many things
Assistant Editor Rachael Folland gives thanks for all the things we take for granted.
Learning the reason for the season in a unique way
Buca di Beppo is a rather delicious restaurant. Just probably not the first place one might think of for a Thanksgiving meal. That was...
To Our Black Students, with Love: Letter no. 34
Hannah Price shares a few words of encouragement with Black students at Salt Lake Community College.
Vandalism spreads hatred through words
A recent case of vandalism at the Taylorsville Redwood campus raises concerns
SLCC to become Salt Lake University
SLCC will soon be joining the ranks of four-year institutions. Adam Ickowicz has the details.
Ten ways to lose weight at school
Many of us cringe when we think of parking at SLCC. Imagine if you actually looked forward to finding the furthest parking spot. Trust...