Новости за 17.09.2019

The BYU campus was set abuzz Tuesday, Sept. 10, when the announcement was made that President Russell M. Nelson would be addressing BYU students and faculty in a devotional address. Today's devotional by the prophet will be the first since November 2011.

Pro-democracy protests have filled the streets of Hong Kong for more than three months. Most of the protests have been peaceful, but some have turned violent. For BYU students who call Hong Kong home, it's hard to be so far away.

Stay strong, Cougars — only 11 more weeks until Thanksgiving break.

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The 35th annual India Fest was held in Spanish Fork with hopes of bringing people of various backgrounds together to experience and enjoy a night of Indian culture.

This year's True Blue Foam slip-and-slide event, held Friday, Sept. 13, attracted over 2,000 students, setting a record attendance for the event.

September is national suicide prevention month, and organizations all over Utah are joining together to raise awareness and improve mental health accessibility. This month, people are joining together to start the conversation to change the statistic. “12 years ago, my brother took his life. From the time he passed, I had the feeling I needed […]

Utah Valley Express, the Bus Rapid Transit service in Orem and Provo, celebrated its one year anniversary this weekend.  They hosted an event for their riders at Provo Central Station, and it was a huge success! Several UTA board members and staff greeted UVX riders as they commuted. They celebrated the one year anniversary with […]