Новости за 28.09.2021

Human rights advocate Martin Luther King III discussed the ideal “beloved community” during his Sept. 28 forum address.  He described the “beloved community” as a space of social equity and belonging, peace and freedom from prejudice.

Students with accessibility accommodations are facing a new hurdle as university classes transition from remote learning to in-person curriculum.

David O. McKay School of Education BYU education professor Donald Baum is researching how governments can use education as a tool to lift students out of poverty. Baum is one of three fellows for the first year of UNESCO’s fellowship program. He reported on how private schools can supplement public schooling for low-income and minority […]

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Martin Luther King III, lawyer and human rights advocate, will address BYU in a campus forum on Sept. 28 at 11:05 a.m.

The Daily Universe collected photos of autumn sights from Mount Timpanogos just above Aspen Grove, Utah. As the leaves turn from green to hues of gold, orange and red, one can feel the beginnings of fall in the crisp mountain air.

A BYU student with a skin condition is calling for change to BYU’s beard exemption policy. BYU’s beard exemptions expire after 1 year, meaning that students like Ethan Walker have to painfully prove their exemption status year after year. Walker said he hopes that BYU's new Office of Belonging will notice the racial disparity and push for change.

BYU Midnight Madness is a marathon of different sports and physical activities that go from 10 p.m. until midnight. The purpose of this event is to show students all the sports facilities BYU has and to encourage the students to use them and socialize.

True crime. The dissection and informational genre has become one of the most popular subjects of entertainment. From podcasts to documentaries to entire television channels dedicated to discussing crime, there is a huge market of people ready to consume content.