Новости за 19.11.2020

People are leaving religion faster than they are converting to religion, and that is especially true of teenagers, BYU professor of psychology Sam Hardy said in this week’s seminar hosted by the Department of Anthropology.

Despite the current shift away from traditional learning methods, faculty members from BYU’s McKay School of Education remain confident the state of public education will eventually return to normalcy and may even emerge from the pandemic better off than before.

Generation Z increasingly uses memes as a coping mechanism and method of expressing emotions in ways both healthy and not. Memes, or viral internet jokes, have helped alleviate fears from the 2020 crises including the COVID-19 pandemic and the polarizing presidential election.

BYU announced in June that all classes would be remote after Thanksgiving and students would be encouraged to move home to finish the semester.

Bronx restaurant becomes soup kitchen La Morada, a small Mexican restaurant in the Bronx, serves more than their acclaimed Oaxacan food. They also function as a soup kitchen for those who need food during the pandemic. As a family business owned by immigrants, Yajaira Saavedra and her parents own the restaurant and employ immigrants looking […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1770755513084412 It’s no secret that 2020 has had a long list of challenges. But despite that, many people are choosing to focus on the things that matter most to them as they celebrate Thanksgiving this year. Tyler Given said, “This Thanksgiving I am extra grateful for my health. I am also grateful to have a […]

https://www.facebook.com/BYUNewsline/posts/1770615739765056 One of the best Christmas traditions is giving and getting gifts.  While shopping online has always been an option, it seems that this year, online shopping rates will be through the roof. Long ago, there were the days when thousands of people crowded the malls in search of personalized presents to buy friends and […]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CHveIwXlhBt/ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is inviting members and nonmembers alike to “light the world” in hopes of ending 2020 better than it started.  “2,000 years ago, people found hope in a star. This Christmas, let’s help each other find hope in a text or a tag or a not-so-random act […]

BikeWalk Provo, Downtown Provo Inc., and a group of Provo community members are proposing changes to Center St. in order to make it safer for cyclists and pedestrians.

Lauren Willardson and her companion were stabbed one night while serving their missions in Houston, Texas. Although it was a traumatizing experience, Willardson shares the miracles and blessings she's seen through the experience.