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Hmong author, teacher, and activist Kao Kalia Yang spoke at a BYU forum on Sept. 24 in the Marriott Center titled "When You Are the Impossible Happening". This is the first of a series of forums centered around the theme “In Pursuit of Democratic Character” for 2019-20.

A student at Brigham Young University died Sunday evening after colliding with a car while riding a longboard near the west side of campus.  22-year-old Jonathan Godoy Morales was an international student from Chile. BYU students are now even more concerned about their safety walking on the streets.  David Clawson, a junior at BYU said, […]

Suicide is a major public health problem in Utah. According to www.health.utah.gov, an average of 627 Utahns die from suicide, and more than 45,000 Utahns attempt suicide each year. Thankfully, there are institutions and organizations that help many people in our community who are struggling with depression find a ray of light and hope at the end […]

The Congressional Executive Committee on China met Sept. 17 to discuss U.S. policy responses to the pro-freedom protests in Hong Kong. Congressman Ben McAdams, who sits on the committee, took the opportunity to express his support for the democracy movement.

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BYU football has confirmed that two of the team's key starters will miss the remainder of the season with injuries — Ty'Son Williams with a torn ACL and Zayne Anderson with a lingering shoulder injury.

Better Days 2020 took Utah women back through history Friday night at its celebration commemorating the hundredth anniversary of Utah ratifying the nineteenth amendment. The event highlighted the progressive women of the past, honored contemporary trailblazers and encouraged Utahns to work for a more equal future.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch participated in A Discussion on Civility with Carolyn Baldwin McHugh, United States 10th Circuit Judge, at BYU on Sept. 20.