Новости за 13.11.2020

After an abrupt end to last year’s ski season, Utah resorts are implementing several safety precautions such as mask mandates, reservation systems and socially distant lift lines in hopes of opening on time and keeping the lifts spinning all winter long.

Utah colleges are complying with a state mandate released Nov. 8 requiring weekly COVID-19 testing for university students.

BYU biology professor Byron Adams makes a huge difference in students' lives through being engaged in their research, helping them align religion and science and having fun by wearing Hawaiian shirts. He also has made many amazing discoveries in his annual trips to Antarctica.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chris Peterson shares his experience running in Utah, a highly republican state.

Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering  BYU scientists develop faster superbug testing A team of BYU professors developed a superbug testing method that works in less than one hour, saving lives and improving treatment methods. Richard Robison, Adam Wolley, Aaron Hawkins and William Pitt, specializing in molecular biology, chemistry, integrated optics and chemical processing, respectively, […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1764132963746667 If you pass by 820 N. 743 E. on a Friday or Saturday night in Provo, you’ll see a sign right by Brooker’s Founding Flavors that says, “we are open” and “come up the stairs.” If you walk up the stairs, you’ll be greeted with “what’s up how you doing, welcome to Sad Boi […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1764719780354652 With the snow falling earlier this year, Brighton is saying they might be opening up a little bit earlier this year. The director of Brighton’s marketing, Jared Winkler, said they’re hoping the upcoming storms will produce enough snow so they can open as soon as possible.  Winkler said, “We need a little bit more […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1764805587012738 PROVO, UTAH – Six Brigham Young University students from all over the country sat down with Newsline to talk about why they cast their vote this year for either Trump or Biden. The students came from a wide range of backgrounds, family situations and majors. Different fears, hopes and values played a role in […]

Panelists said women should be themselves and make their voices heard at a BYUSA PEN Talk Nov. 11

Votes continue to be counted across the country days after polls closed, but despite Democratic candidate Joe Biden’s nearly four million vote lead over Republican incumbent President Donald Trump, the country is watching just a handful of votes in swing states because of the Electoral College.

Joe Biden's election creates some hope for many of those involved in communications. Biden during his campaign has treated the press better and thus makes many hope there will be a restored relationship between the press and the president.

Preservation efforts save poached pangolins When people think of poaching, the image of elephants and rhinoceroses tends to come to mind. But the world’s most trafficked animal, the pangolin, is often left under the radar. The African Pangolin Working Group in South Africa is providing rehabilitation to poached pangolins and staving off extinction. The group […]