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President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints visited the student body of BYU. In addressing the student body, he said, “There is no group we’d rather be with today than you.” Many students felt the same way. “It is the right time and the right place for me to […]

Supreme Court Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch will be speaking at BYU on Friday, Sept. 20, at 7 p.m. in the Joseph Smith Building. The event, A Discussion on Civility, will be put on by the Hatch Foundation.

The women’s basketball team will have to alter their strategy this coming season as Shaylee Gonzales, one of the team's star players, recovers from an injury that occurred mid-July.

Peace activist and asylee Karak Mayik Denyok Miakol accepted a bonsai tree Wednesday, Sept. 11, from the BYU Center for Conflict Resolution in recognition of her outreach in humanitarian aid.

An advisory issued by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality on Monday, Sept. 9, advised Utah Lake visitors to stay out of the water until the end of September.

Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, is planning to update legislature that would protect families’ rights to filter content in the wake of the VidAngel’s legal conflict with movie studios like Disney.

Thousands of students lined up as early as 7 a.m. to file into the Marriott Center and listen to President Russell M. Nelson speak at BYU's Tuesday devotional. Some offered thoughts and expressed their appreciation for the prophet's visit.

President Russell M. Nelson addressed young adults at BYU’s devotional Sept. 17 in the Marriott Center, which was filled to capacity 30 minutes before the devotional even began.

AMERICAN FORK- Seth Anderson is an average kid. He enjoys video games, jumping on the trampoline and even playing with Legos. A lot of those activities have become harder after breaking his arm. Seth was walking up his back steps when he tripped and caught his weight on this left arm. But he says it […]

Many people feel frustrated with drivers not following or paying attention to pedestrians. This has raised major concerns among people in certain neighborhoods. People who live near the busy intersections say there have been several incidents when people have almost been hit by drivers when crossing the road, especially during rush hour.“There are a lot […]