Новости за 14.05.2020

BYU officials are working to determine how a new Title IX Final Rule will go into effect on campus.

The Korea Seoul Mission went from 130 missionaries to just 45 missionaries in what felt like just the blink of an eye. President Brad Taylor and Sister Ann Taylor were left heartbroken, with over half of their missionaries gone.

A big-city orchestra salvages a student’s canceled recital Performing arts students across the country had their senior performances canceled as universities moved to virtual instruction. When Temple University student Brooke Mead’s recital was canceled, she asked the Philadelphia Orchestra for advice during their online question-and-answer session. The orchestra offered Mead the opportunity to perform her […]

Devastated after her graduate recital was canceled due to coronavirus concerns, Brooke Mead nearly gave up. Faced with recording the concert alone, at home, the 23-year-old viola student stopped practicing altogether. But then, the music took an amazing turn. After seeking out advice in an online question-and-answer session with the Philadelphia Orchestra, she was invited […]

BOSTON (AP) — As a Boston Red Sox beat writer, Chris Cotillo found himself with a lot of spare time after the baseball season was suspended, and a nagging desire to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic. He didn’t have any medical training or a secret stash of N95 masks. What he did have […]

BYU announced they may not have a final decision about whether or not remote learning will continue through Fall semester until July.

Cate Brinkerhoff is a wife and mother in Kansas City, Missouri. After 13 years of marriage, a mission in England, a degree from BYU and three kids, Cate has some advice on how young adults can survive their 20s and the difficult moments that come with them.

Evan Dantzscher, a 22-year-old attending college in Kansas City, Missouri, has learned that problems and trials are a universal experience, but he’s also discovered the one way to overcome life’s difficulties is to kneel down and pray.

Utahns have sewn over 3 million masks since April 17 as part of the "Project Protect" initiative, and now the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is partnering with BYU and other colleges and universities across the state to finish the project with a little bit of color.