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Elder Brian K Ashton, Second Counselor of the Sunday School General Presidency urged students to focus on what really matters in his talk based on happiness, deceit, and small things.

Elder Brian K Ashton, Second Counselor of the Sunday School General Presidency urged students to focus on what really matters in his talk based on happiness, deceit, and small things.

College of Family Home and Social Sciences BYU School of Family Life associate professor of human development, Dr. Sarah Coyne, will speak about media affects on families at BYU’s Continuing Education “Families at Risk” lecture series on December 13. Coyne’s recent research includes studying mother’s media monitoring styles and adolescent media use and the impact […]

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The Tweet Beat brings you the best tweets from students on campus and abroad for the week of December 5.

BYU men's basketball went 2-0 on the road against Utah Valley and Utah State last week, while the women dropped both of their games against Northern Colorado and Colorado State.

BYU Elementary Education student Kacie Moss realized her chaotic thoughts were interfering with her day to day life in fall of 2016. She, like 25% of all college students, was diagnosed and treated for a mental illness — Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

Finals week is right around the corner and students’ stress levels are usually peaking around this time in the semester. Here are some tips and techniques to manage the test anxiety uniting all college students this time of year.  

President Trump signed two presidential proclamations to shrink the sizes of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante national monuments. The shrinking of these two monuments has created controversy among Utah citizens and legislators alike.

The BYU women’s volleyball team swept American on Dec. 1 and Oregon on Dec. 2 at the Smith Fieldhouse to advance to the Cougars’ sixth-straight Sweet 16 appearance. Veronica Jones-Perry led the team with 40 kills over the two games while McKenna Miller added 22. Mary Lake finished the weekend with 40 digs and Lyndie […]

BYU women's basketball Brenna Chase is only five games into her sophomore year, but she is already taking charge as a leader on both ends of the floor.