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Managing Director of BYU Broadcasting Michael A. Dunn talked about overcoming trials during his BYU devotional address titled "Why Mountains?" given Oct. 1 at the Marriott Center. One experience he spoke of during the address was the time he scaled Wyoming's Grand Teton peak.

LEHI — Most opioid prescriptions are specifically for pain relief. Even when used correctly under a health care provider’s direction, opioids can lead to dependence and addiction. So some people are choosing other less risky alternatives for dealing with their pain.  According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, the initial decision to take […]

BYU quarterback Zach Wilson went down against Toledo on Sept. 28 with what appeared to be a serious hand injury. Though there has yet to be an update on the status of his hand, he was seen with a cast, and head coach Kalani Sitake said Jaren Hall would be the starter against the University of South Florida on Oct. 12 following a bye week.

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Season two of Provo’s Most Eligible (PME) — a spoof of "The Bachelor" — premiered over the weekend, pulling in 41 thousand views in just a few days.

BYU Museum of Art employees wrapped up their year-long 25th anniversary celebrations last week.

With Utah’s municipal general election taking place Nov. 5 and preparation for the 2020 presidential election underway, many students at BYU will be eligible to cast a vote soon. The voting process, however, can seem daunting and confusing, especially for those students who are not native to Utah.

The BYU men’s tennis team traveled to Taipei, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Xi’an only to discover lifelong lessons along the way.

Freshman Helen Jiao, originally from Xi’an, China came to BYU in May 2019 to pursue her dreams of becoming a highly competitive tennis athlete. Although not of the same faith as most students that attend BYU, Helen decided to accept the BYU offer and travel around the globe at the recommendation of her coach, Alan Ma.

Eating on campus can be difficult for students with dietary restrictions, but some students have found ways to manage.

Educators across Utah are still in need of money even after S.B. 149, a Utah Senate bill created to provide additional funding for schools, was signed into law.

South Field erupted into a commotion that could be heard far beyond the stadium as thousands of fans watched Elise Flake lead No. 10 BYU to a 2-0 win over No. 12 Texas A&M on Sept. 12. Thirty minutes into the game, Flake scored twice within three minutes, giving the Cougars the advantage they needed to hold off the Aggies.