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College of Fine Arts and Communications The “Lamb of God” concert film released on March 12 highlights the talents of BYU students. Composer Rob Gardner, a BYU Marriott School of Business alumnus, directed the project. Gardner has created original pieces for concerts, film and theater and is the author of several musicals and religious oratorios.  […]

Today marks one year since BYU notified students that classes would take an extended weekend off and then be held virtually for the remainder of the semester. In reflection of this anniversary, here is a recap of how the pandemic affected life at BYU.

Provo Theft ⁠March 6 – A bicycle was reported stolen near 900 West and 850 South. ⁠March 7 – Property theft was reported at a residence near 1100 North and 2850 West. March 8 ⁠– Property theft was reported at a bar near 400 West on Center Street. March 8 ⁠– Property theft was reported […]

The Provo City school board voted 6-1 on Tuesday night to continue with the current weekly school schedule until the end of the school year instead of moving to phase 3, which would have put students back in their classrooms full-time until the end of the school year.

Rachel Smith reports on the news of free feminine hygiene products at Utah State University

Chloe Stewart reports on checking for fire safety as daylight Savings rolls around once again.

BYU Theatre Ballet will perform Act II of "Giselle," excerpts from "Airs" by Paul Taylor and "A Choreographic Offering" by José Limón through livestreams this weekend.

Andrew Reed reports on the status of the insulin bill

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Almost 1,000 BYU students responding to a recent survey identified as LGBTQ in a study conducted by two Provo clinical psychologists.