Новости за 16.08.2021

A Monday Education Week presentation on defending religious freedom encouraged participants to be informed on the international threats facing freedom of religion. William Atkin, associate general counsel of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, urged participants to remember Captain Moroni as they seek to defend faith, freedom and family.

Retired seminary and institute instructor Michael L. King discussed the blessings from expounding the scriptures during his Education Week presentation Monday morning.

Education Week participants learned how to cultivate the "oneness" of eternal relationships Monday morning. Associate Business Ethics Professor Bradley P. Owens shared the importance of identifying and understanding love languages in relationships, becoming "reflective listeners" and investing in others through effort and care.

ees, students and guests to wear masks indoors on campus when physical distancing is not possible according to an email sent to faculty and an update on its COVID-19 website.

This week is the best week of the whole year; no school and experiencing being homeless for a week.

Various construction projects on BYU campus will be occurring during Education Week. This map shows markers where construction is or has been occurring on and around campus so those attending Education Week can be prepared, plan accordingly, avoid traffic issues and more fully enjoy Education Week.

Anger is corrosive, and only divides. But anger doesn’t have to control us; we can control our anger. Control is found in pausing ourselves in the heat of anger, removing ourselves from the angering situation and evaluating what primary emotions we are experiencing.