Новости за 20.09.2017

Sodalicious hosted a meet and greet with Provo Mayor John Curtis as he talked with local college students. Curtis recently won the Republican nomination and will face five opponents in the general election for the Utah 3rd District Congressional seat.

On Sept. 16 Utah citizens gathered for a march to protest the recent changes in the DACA immigration program. The march was part of other protests and rallies held around the state.

I interviewed with a company that is big on microlearning. Is this the same as a training course? Microlearning is being touted as the fastest-growing modern learning platform for today’s professionals. So, your question should be thoroughly answered. According to Deloitte, the average employee can allot only one percent of their work week for professional […]

I’ll be starting my job search soon, now that I’m a senior. How do I choose the right job for me? With nearly two million students graduating with a bachelor’s degree this year, your question is very popular. While graduating from college is exciting, embarking on your first job is daunting. You may be feeling […]

As a college student, am I required to have health insurance? Everyone in the U.S. is worried about health insurance. You should not consider being without coverage, even if it is an option. The cost of medical care without insurance could end your education. Realize you will be exposed to a lot more health issues […]

Grammy-award winning performing group Roomful of Teeth uses vocal styles such as death metal singing and yodeling together to create unique music. They are performing Thursday, Sept. 28 at the Pardoe Theater on BYU campus.

American college students attacked with acid at a train station in France have offered compassion and prayers for their assailant, who authorities say suffers from a mental illness. French authorities have said they don’t believe extremist views motivated the 41-year-old woman arrested in the attack on the four Boston College students, who are studying abroad. […]

Nations on Wednesday began signing the first treaty to ban nuclear weapons, a pact backed by over 100 countries but spurned by those with nuclear arms. The U.N. treaty office said 51 countries are expected to attach their names on the opening day for signatures. Brazilian President Michel Temer was first to sign. The treaty […]

Stanislav Petrov, a former Soviet military officer known in the West as “the man who saved the world” for his role in averting a nuclear war over a false missile warning at the height of the Cold War, has died at 77. Petrov’s German friend, Karl Schumacher, said Tuesday that he died on May 19. […]

Police, firefighters and ordinary Mexicans dug frantically through the rubble of collapsed schools, homes and apartment buildings early Wednesday, looking for survivors of Mexico’s deadliest earthquake in decades as the number of confirmed fatalities stood at 217. Adding poignancy and a touch of the surreal, Tuesday’s magnitude-7.1 quake struck on the 32nd anniversary of the […]

Elder Richard J. Maynes encouraged students to remember the schools slogan, "Enter to learn; go forth to serve" in his BYU devotional address.