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BYU student clubs came together to host a virtual panel Thursday, Oct. 15 that highlighted Hispanic and Latina women at the university in honor of Hispanic Heritage month.

Research study published by BYU students and professors show people's attitudes on the potential COVID-19 vaccine.

BYU Assault Gun Oct. 12 – UVU soccer player James Dunning was arrested on three counts of aggravated assault for a drive-by BB gun shooting Oct. 11 near Helaman Halls. Three students were hit and one required medical attention for a head wound. Theft Oct. 12 – A bike was reported stolen and the chain […]

Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering BYU engineering was awarded the opportunity to work on a project at the National Science Foundation (NSF) Engineering Research Center. This competitive flagship project is the second to be awarded to BYU, the first of which was in 1986. BYU engineers will work with the University of Arizona to […]

Utah has a secret weapon for spotting COVID-19 outbreaks before they happen. And no, it’s not a crystal ball — it’s your poop. Most COVID-19 tests are taken after a person has started showing symptoms or been exposed. But scientists in Utah are testing our wastewater to catch outbreaks before they even happen. Human waste […]

The pandemic inspired the Segura family to start a YouTube channel to help promote deaf culture awareness. Emilee Eegura is deaf with a cochlear implant and can communicate by signing and speaking.  For one of their YouTube videos, Emilee removed her implant and had her husband quiz her on her lip reading abilities. This video has over […]

For Utah County voters, ballots for the 2020 election should start arriving in your mailboxes this week. The 2020 election is shaping up to be a big one. Already in 2020, 132,000 people have either registered to vote or updated their registration — as compared to 22,000 in 2019. Many places around the country will be voting […]

It’s racial stress awareness week for BYU Counseling & Psychological Services. Newsline Reporter Andrea Cabrera spoke with two minority students at Brigham Young University to take a deeper look at racial stress on campus.

Many universities across the country have been announcing their respective plans for Winter Semester 2021. Brigham Young University followed suit. University Communications sent an email on October 12 detailing the current plans for next semester, which will be similar to this Fall Semester — a mix of in-person, remote and hybrid classes. Many are eager […]

Scientists Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna won the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry last Wednesday for creating genetic “scissors” that can rewrite the code of life, contributing to new cancer therapies and holding out the prospect of curing hereditary diseases.

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Last Sunday was National Coming Out Day, a day celebrated by millions of people every year. This year, one Brigham Young University student wrote a song to remind members of the LGBTQ+ community that they matter.  Peter Morgan, a commercial music major at BYU wrote a song entitled, “No. I am Here.” He said that […]