Новости за 25.10.2017

Jessica Johns had to sell her late husband’s car after he was killed while serving in Iraq in 2003. More than 14 years later, Utah business owners found, refurbished, and returned the car to Jessica’s son, Justin, for his 15th birthday. Read more about the story here.  

BYU student Hunter Searle was diagnosed with bipolar disorder while on his LDS mission. But he hasn't let this disability define him, and has been able to help others with their mental health challenges.

BYU's Army ROTC took home the win in this year's Ranger Challenge Competition. This regional contest tests students' military skills in a number of ways, including rifle shooting, navigation, tactical combat, first aid, weapons assembly, physical fitness and many other challenges.

Thousands have taken to social media using #MeToo to speak out about sexual abuse. But speaking out about sexual assault is the first step among many to make real change happen.

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BYU art major Kelsey Shirley never imagined she would soon be graduating from BYU with a bachelor's degree in art. To Shirley, art was a hobby. It was something she enjoyed, but she was convinced it wasn't a career path.

The no. 2 BYU men's cross country team is having an incredible year. Rory Linkletter, a junior, has been a key component of their dominance this season.

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