Новости за 14.09.2021

Elder Dale G. Renlund of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles taught the importance of engaging in the Doctrine of Christ to achieve a "lifelong conversion."

The COVID-19 pandemic brought a lot of uncertainty surrounding Peruvian graphic design student Juan Gutierrez's studies at BYU. Financial issues, the shift to online learning and visa challenges have all contributed to BYU international student enrollment decline.

Tweet beat 9/14/21

The state of society depends heavily on the information we consume, but that information is becoming increasingly disjointed, confusing and difficult to trust. To fully understand what is occurring, one must be able to evaluate where news comes from, analyze why it was written, whether the writers were trying to simply inform or persuade, and come to an informed conclusion about what is being presented. In other words, every person in society needs to become more news literate.

The Daily Universe reached out to professors across disciplines of study at BYU asking why news literacy is important to them, how it connects to their field of study and why students in that program should be informed and engaged in the news.

The David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies will host its annual Study Abroad Fair Thursday, Sept. 16, on the Marigold Quad south of the MARB.

Allowing students to camp will raise hype for the football team like wildfire across campus. If this season turns out as special as it could, Cougar faithful will need to take full advantage and pitch their tents for the cause.

Former BYU running back Ty'Son Williams is slated to make his first career start at running back for the Baltimore Ravens Monday night, per the Athletic's Jeff Zrebiec.

BYU Women’s Services and Resources is accepting submissions for their upcoming “Be Creative” Art Gallery, an event meant to highlight individuality and personal creativity.