Новости за 25.09.2020

BYU Theft Sept. 20 — A bicycle was reported stolen from a bike rack at Heritage Halls. Trespassing Sept. 20 — An individual was caught with unauthorized access to South Field. Provo Motor Vehicle Theft Sept. 22 — A moped was reported stolen near 300 East and 200 North. The moped has been missing for […]

When the coronavirus pandemic hit earlier this year, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints took a lot of similar approaches as it did almost 100 years ago when the 1918 flu pandemic started.

General Conference is just around the corner; here are what some BYU students hope to see this conference.

Isham is the author of a petition signed by 2,711 BYU students and employees that declares randomized COVID-19 testing and the use of the Healthy Together app to be violations of privacy and personal liberty.

David O. McKay School of Education A second-year BYU psychology student earned the 2020 Minority Student Scholarship of the Utah Association of School Psychologists (UASP) for his study of risk factors for juvenile violence. Christopher Mosqueda hopes to start important conversations about racial prejudice and social justice. His studies include dispelling the idea of “superpredators,” […]

Brigham Young University has more than 1,000 total reported cases of COVID-19, which means the Student Health Center has been busy testing.  As of September 19, the BYU Student Health Center is the only health center in Utah Valley that is offering same-day test results for COVID-19. Getting COVID-19 test results typically takes between 24 […]

Provo's Department of Recreation is following safety guidelines and hosting various activities for the public during the fall season.

Color the Campus celebrated the first "Rainbow Day" of the school year on Sept. 23. to show love and support for the LGBT community still hurting after Honor Code confusion.

OREM — When the pandemic first hit the United States in early March, traffic in the state of Utah changed drastically. Streets and highways were left empty as people were spending more time at home in quarantine. Regional Communications Manager for UDOT, Geoff Dupaix says, “It’s presented a really unique dynamic in how people travel, when they […]