Editorial: Talking to a therapist can help
Globe assignment editor Eric Jensen shares his experience with counseling and how it has helped him over the years.
Don’t worry, test taking can be easier
Linda Richards of the Disabilities Resource Center has five favorite techniques and practices she offers students to help reduce anxiety and enable exam success:...
Drag story time disruptors miss the mark
Amie Schaeffer responds to the individual who called in a bomb threat during drag story time at King's English on Sunday.
The Weekly Reel: an explosion of web based artistic promotions
Arts reporter Stephen Romney explains the rise in artistic contests tied to upcoming films.
Letter to the Editor: Setting the record straight on ePortfolios
In its last edition, The Globe published a student's opinion piece targeted against Salt Lake Community College's new ePortfolio requirement. Since that editorial contained...
The gift of time is the best one you can give
This is the season of gift-giving, and while many say that it is better to give than to receive, they don’t necessarily follow that...
The Weekly Reel: Top 5 Films of 2012
Arts reporter Stephen Romney gives his top 5 favorite films for 2012.
Student LookBook: Leah Schreiner
Developing a sense of style can be very cut-and-dry or very haphazard. There are rules that some think must be followed at all times,...
Gardens can offer therapeutic outlet during quarantine
The coronavirus pandemic gives students more time to take up gardening.
Guest column: To keep students in college, focus on their mental health
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.
Letter to the Editor: Proposition 3 pays dividends
Matt Slonaker from the Utah Health Policy Project encourages voters to support Proposition 3.
Muslims at SLCC share opinions
American opinions are polarizing in public forums more intensely than at any time in recent history. In an era where the compelling rhetorical motto...