Новости за 12.02.2019

Payton Sorenson isn’t just a good swimmer: he’s a world-class swimmer. At just 27 years old, Sorenson has become one of the world’s best sprinters and made it into the semifinals of the 2016 Olympic trials. “I wasn’t expecting to make it that far last time,” Sorenson said. Sorenson had only been home for a […]

The BYU Tech Club helps students from the recruiting to hiring process, allowing them to land highly competitive jobs and internships in the tech industry.

College of Fine Arts and Communications BYU art professor Joe Ostraff was named as one of “Utah’s 15” in Utah’s Art Magazine. The list honors Utah’s most influential artists every five years. “Utah’s 15” were chosen by a group of 150 artists, writers, administrators and readers. Ostraff has lead a highly collaborative career with 30 projects […]

Budget deal allows far less money than Trump wanted for wall Members of Congress and congressional negotiators have successfully reached a budget agreement thereby preventing a government shutdown. Republicans agreed to significantly less money for 55 miles of new barriers along the Mexico border. Iranian-Americans nurture new generations after revolution Despite continued tension between the U.S. and Iran, Minoo […]

HB208, a bill currently making its way through the legislature, would codify the Safe Routes to School program, which would ensure that it is prioritized in the future. The bill would also allocate more funds to the program, as well as prioritize low-income communities where city funds aren't being used for sidewalks and other pedestrian structures, according to Rep. Suzanne Harrison, D-Draper, who sponsors the bill.

Utah boasts five national parks, seven national monuments, 44 state parks, 14 ski resorts, 40 blue ribbon fisheries and thousands of miles of trails.