Новости за 24.09.2021

A petition created by BYU professor emeritus Warner Woodworth is circulating, aiming to officially remove the ban on beards from the Honor Code.

The Harold B. Lee Library is hosting a film series throughout the fall semester starting Sept. 24 with “The Importance of Being Earnest."

BYU Theft Sept. 20 – Theft of a catalytic converter from a parked vehicle was reported near 900 North and 700 East. Sept. 21 – Theft of money from wallets was reported at Smith Fieldhouse. Harassment Sept. 20 – Electronic harassment was reported near Helaman Halls. Provo Theft Sept. 18 – Property theft was reported […]

UVU President Astrid S. Tuminez shared her journey to faith in all of its different ways and forms in her keynote lecture for BYU’s second annual Richard L. Evans Memorial on Thursday, Sept. 23 in the Hinckley Center Assembly Hall. Throughout her lecture, she weaved her plethora of experiences in different faiths and cultures around the world with characteristics of faith she learned along the way.

Professor John Chaston studies how animals evolve by looking at the gut microbes of fruit flies and their effects on evolutionary development. Chaston and his students have a little fun with their passion for fruit flies at their annual Secret Santa event.

BYU Women's Golf wins back-to-back tournaments and head coach, Carrie Roberts, is inducted into the BYU hall of fame.

Students, professors and alumni are reacting to BYU’s announcement today saying students will no longer be required to live in BYU-contracted housing after their first two semesters.

Polish girl sends painting to Queen Elizabeth and receives reply Sixth grader Wanessa Bąkowska has loved painting and all things royal since she was adopted as a little girl. Bąkowska has Down syndrome and recently decided to make a painting for Queen Elizabeth. She wrote a letter to go with the painting telling the queen […]

Felipe Hinojosa, associate professor at Texas A&M University, delivered a presentation at the Gomez Latino Lecture Series where he talked about young Latino radicals compelling churches to join movements against urban development in the late 1960s to the late 1980s.

Utah residents gathered in Sugarhouse Park in Salt Lake for a vigil for Gabby Petito. Pictures of Petito laid on a table adorned with flowers, candles, a teddy bear and letters. People were offered candles and lighters to reflect on the tragic death.

Rima Salah, an advocate for women and children’s rights, encouraged BYU students to strive to build institutions that can support peace and justice for all in her address on Sept. 23.