Новости за 23.09.2021

BYU Police are warning of quite a few car part thefts along the Wasatch Front. Three catalytic converters were stolen from cars parked on BYU campus just this week. The thieves seem to be targeting Japanese car brands including Toyota and Prius.

Earlier year, Governor Spencer Cox and state legislators signed a resolution about the falls and requested a feasibility study be done on the area. The results of that feasibility study are now in and commissioners are asking for Provo residents to share public input on the future of Bridal Veil Falls.

Single, undergraduate BYU students will no longer be required to live in BYU on-campus or off-campus contracted housing after their first two semesters, BYU announced Thursday. The change is effective Fall 2022.

It's not very often that a punt takes your breath away. Near the end of the first quarter against Arizona State, BYU punter Ryan Rehkow caught the snap just two yards shy of the end zone, unloaded his cannon of a leg and shot a punt deep into the night sky.

The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square came back together for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. The choir had its first in-person rehearsal last night after 19 months of being apart. The choir stopped all rehearsals, performances and recordings March of last year.