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Seated in the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship in the new BYU West View Building, Institute director J. Spencer Fluhman and Christopher James Blythe discussed Blythe's book 'Terrible Revolution: Latter-day Saints and the American Apocalypse' presented on YouTube.

As coronavirus cases rise in Utah county, social media might hold a solution. The Utah Department of Health and Y-Digital students introduced campaigns encouraging young adults to follow COVID-19 guidelines.

BYU is working in conjunction with students in the AdLab to encourage safe behavior, but not everyone is on board.

A recent BYU graduate has created a company helping employees make social connections as they relocate for work. Entrepreneur Carly MacLennan (MBA ‘20) started SocialHire after realizing how many companies lose employees to homesickness, inability to adapt to a new area, or because they feel socially distant from their coworkers.

Students who received financial aid through BYU COVID relief funding have used the money to cover a variety of academic and living expenses.

College students have always been allowed to vote through mail, but a lot of the nation will join them in this 2020 election.

Young adults are finding new ways to celebrate Halloween. Find out how some people are spending the spooky season.

It was a Tuesday when BYU junior Austin Rustand found out that two of his roommates’ girlfriends tested positive for COVID-19. “It’s been an interesting couple of weeks,” he said. It was pretty much inevitable that his roommates would get it too — in fact, one of them did. So, Rustand and his other “healthy” roommate, […]

Pickleball is a popular sport in Utah County. This fun and quick-paced sport has people of all ages picking up their paddles. Local government officials have opened numerous pickleball courts to try and keep up with the demand.  The cities of Lindon and Orem have pickleball players coming from all over the valley to use […]