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Podcasts have allowed people to connect to each other and explore new things, especially during social isolation. BYU English professor Gideon Burton said the current pandemic has given some people an excuse to stretch a bit. “Some people are starting hobbies they haven’t had before,” he said. “(They’re) stretching into new areas instead of digging […]

Sister Brimley had been in Peru for just under three months when she received the news she would be returning home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We hope these tweets can bring a little light during these stressful times.

I proposed to my boyfriend this week. I read him a poem, got down on one knee, pulled the ring out of my pocket, and held it up to the camera. Because my boyfriend wasn’t actually there. He was at work, 800 miles away, completely unaware of what had just happened. He will be aware, […]

Two Daily Universe reporters, Lisi Merkley and Sydnee Gonzalez, explored how Utah's response to the COVID-19 pandemic compared to Mexico's. Merkley reported from Provo, Utah, and Gonzalez reported from Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico.

BYU tweeted a message from President Kevin J Worthen, responding to the tragic deaths George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud as well as recent civil unrest in the country.

Chinese students studying in the U.S. and American universities may be among the fallout of a proclamation the Trump administration released Friday afternoon.

Kayaking is the most fun when the river is high and the water is dangerous, according to Marc Nelson. That's why Nelson and his friends went kayaking down Logan river on May 30, the same day that a van was accidentally driven into the river, putting a mother and her young children in danger.

President Russell M. Nelson condemned both racism and violent protests in a Facebook post June 1.

Many students are questioning what a remote Fall Semester would mean for them, specifically regarding tuition.