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BYU Honor Code Office Director Kevin Utt released an online statement this morning addressing common complaints about the office's procedures, which have come under fire recently on social media and on campus.

Restore Honor, a social media campaign working in cooperation with the Honor Code Stories Instagram page, will hold a demonstration on April 12 at noon at Brigham Square.

Social media sites began buzzing with Honor Code conversations when the Instagram page Honor Code Stories went viral on Monday, April 1. Honor Code Stories and its movement “to promote positive change” within the Honor Code Office has also garnered attention from media outlets across the state. Social media analytics show the discussion about the […]

Incoming freshmen may end their first year with a new group of friends, some credit hours, a regular study spot or possibly the dreaded “freshman 15.”

Magic Johnson abruptly resigns as Lakers’ president Magic Johnson unexpectedly resigned as the Los Angeles Lakers’ president of basketball operations Tuesday, April 9. Johnson said he wants “to go back to having fun” and “being who (he) was before taking on this job.” Johnson had worked as the Lakers’ president since February of 2017. Democrats […]

BYU—Idaho students will march for Honor Code reform on April 10, according to a Twitter account called #ReformTheCodeBYUI.

Brother M. Joseph Brough, the second counselor in the Young Men general presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, opened his April 9 devotional address by sharing a statement by President David O. McKay.