Новости за 27.02.2020

Brazilian jiu jitsu is a grappling martial art loved by many. Newsline reporter Blake O’ went to check out the BYU jiu jitsu club to see what it has to offer.

In the next few weeks, spring will come to Provo, and the public pools will see an increase in swimmers. Newsline reporter Victoria Bjazevich shows us what crews do to keep pool water clean and healthy.

Sci-fi fans — listen up! New technology developed by a BYU professor could take holograms to the next level. Newsline’s Eliza Smith-Driggs tells us how this new technology could change the way we watch movies.

This week is Care Week at Brigham Young University. Newsline reporter Natalie Janes tells us more about it!

It’s midterm time at Brigham Young University, and this time of year can be very stressful for college students. Newsline reporter Desiree Assis has some tips on how students can manage that stress and get help.

Los perros de terapia de Utah Pet Partners llegarán a BYU el 28 de febrero y el 9 de marzo como una extensión de la campaña You Are Loved del año pasado.

IHOP celebrates National Pancake Day with a 12-hour short stack giveaway. Newsline reporter Cecilee Henstrom tells us more about the “Pancakes for Life” sweepstakes.

One in five people who travel on the airplane get sick. And with the recent coronavirus outbreak, fliers are even more concerned about staying healthy while traveling. Newsline reporter Savannah Hegerhorst tells us a few healthy travel habits to stay safe.

Tensions over changes to the BYU Honor Code came to a head as students gathered to participate in, observe and oppose a reading of The Family: A Proclamation to the World.

It’s all paws on deck as American Fork Police Department seeks to add a new K-9 to their pack. Madie Williams went to the American Fork K-9 Unit to find out how the public can help.

With the cold winter coming to an end, fire season will soon begin in Utah. Newsline reporter Rachel Smith found out how homeowners and businesses can better prepare in case of emergency.