Новости за 31.10.2020

https://www.instagram.com/p/CHBOdRHghK8/ In Salt Lake City amidst the hustle and the bustle, you can find peace and quiet at the “Say Their Names” memorial that honors black lives lost to injustice. The memorial includes a fence covered with images of men and women, boys and girls who have suffered or died because of the color of […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1751884068304890 Halloween is coming up this weekend, and while some couples and families decorate pumpkins and their homes, models Bryce and Kaitlin Cindrich will celebrate their wedding vows in a spooky way.   “Everytime that we do a shoot like this, it’s just another way to party and to have fun, and to have fun celebrating […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/videos/404519447244518/ Got the pandemic blues? Maybe you’ve run out of ideas of things you can do.  Don’t worry. There’s plenty you can still do to have fun with a friend — while staying six feet apart.  Two of our Newsline reporters took a stroll around Provo and found a few ideas for you.  First, if […]

An individual wearing a sign with a derogatory word for gay men and the description "I'm the scariest thing on campus" put Provo's LGBTQ community on edge Friday afternoon.

Illusionary Tales has created a "normal" theatre experience for viewers at home tuning in virtually. The show is derived of three works including: Balete Drive, a legend from Hispanic American folklore, The Tell-Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe and For Such a Time as This, from Yiddish folklore. Though the show will be happening in the Pardoe they are not having a live audience. Illusionary Tales can be viewed for free via livestream at BYUArts.com and runs from October 29 to the 31st.