Новости за 13.06.2017

BYU has a diverse campus, and not just when it comes to academics. BYU men's track and field team has athletes that come from a variety of places across the globe.

BYU students share their thoughts on caffeine on campus, required religious classes and parking.

Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke wrote a memorandum to the president recommending changes to the Bears Ears National Monument boundaries to decrease the size of the monument.

"provo is a dystopian society where all of the bad stuff is masked by the fact that there is late night cookie and soft pretzel delivery"

North Korea has released an American college student who was serving a 15-year prison term with hard labor for alleged anti-state acts, U.S. and North Korean officials said Tuesday.

BYU hosts dozens of branded restaurants and thousands of food and snack options. But the majority of these options are off the table for the nearly 1,000 students at BYU who are gluten free, gluten intolerant, or have Celiac Disease, according to BYU Dining Services Dietitian Diane Morrow. Dietetics student Katie Cole is severely intolerant to…

Nathaniel Gardner, recent BYU alum, has been running Marafiki Africa during most of his undergraduate education and is working on a new program that provides consultation services to businesses in Tanzania and Kenya.

Muslims in Utah said they feel well respected by their community, including when observing Ramadan, a month-long fast.

Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) announced in a press release that withdrawal from the Paris Agreement would give Americans greater economic opportunity and cheaper and more flexible energy choices in the future. Some BYU professors disagree.

Utah Republicans and Democrats have joined together and formed the United Utah Party with the aim to protect faith, promote governmental reform and focus on issues of education, immigration, taxes and others.