Новости за 24.10.2019

LINDON — Dowdle is a folk art company based right here in Utah County. Eric Dowdle, the owner and head artist of Dowdle, grew up on a farm in Idaho and is one of 12 kids. He said his interest in storytelling and communicating ideas and adventures comes from dinner table conversations growing up with […]

Student jobs are a great way to earn some money and get ready for the work place. But as Anessa Pennington found out, working too much as a student could actually backfire for future job opportunities.

The average person knows 600 people, but how well do you really know them? Newsline reporter Emma Benson discovered a new app that helps people become better networkers and better friends.

Utah unemployment rates are down compared to this time last year. Newsline’s Tori Gurr found out just how much the rates have changed and why.

When BYU alumni and DoTERRA cofounders Greg and Julie Cook were approached by Intermountain Healthcare and presented with an opportunity to support the Utah suicide prevention campaign, they sat down and discussed how it could benefit individuals and families in Utah. 

The topic of free tuition is controversial among Democrat presidential candidates, but New Mexico's proposal of free tuition plan has college students curious to know what the plan entails.

Several interviewed BYU students and a faculty member said they view President Donald Trump's recent removal of about 1,0000 U.S. troops from Syria in a negative light and worry about the lasting impacts the removal will have.

A gentle hustle and bustle fill the main area of the Harold B. Lee Library. The building’s smell has a hint of fresh paint because of the new construction changes that were made the previous month. The building managers of BYU decided the Harold B. Lee library needed to be a more open and inviting atmosphere, but did they go too far?