Новости за 19.02.2019

Incidents such as the White House pulling CNN reporter Jim Acosta's press credentials in November have reignited a debate about the rights of journalists and the media.

A bill aiming to promote better student effort on standardized tests would give teachers the option of using the scores to improve students’ grades.

People on the streets of Washington, D.C., comment on U.S. press freedom issues. (Kaitlyn Bancroft, Ben Winters, Sam Ditto) Editor’s note: Daily Universe reporters Kaitlyn Bancroft and Lauren Malner traveled to Washington D.C. to explore press freedom and the First Amendment in today’s increasingly volatile media landscape. This installment addresses the state of U.S. press freedom […]

BYU students presented papers on a religious subject of their choice at BYU’s 21st Annual Religious Education Student Symposium on Friday, Feb. 15.

BYU Film and Media Arts professors gave their insights about this year’s Academy Awards nominees regarding inclusivity, the ceremony in general and what content they choose to consume.

A proposed resolution in the Utah Legislature that would enforce existing firearm laws instead of creating new restrictions has prompted a mixed response from the public.

Another Cougar comeback helped BYU to a 70-62 win over Loyola Marymount on Saturday, Feb. 16, in Los Angeles.

BYU men’s volleyball defeated No. 14 University of Southern California in four sets to one at home Feb. 16 after a rough string of road losses.