Новости за 07.10.2021

Several alumni from various departments on campus hosted lectures Thursday morning of Homecoming Week.

As children, many played in treehouses and learned valuable life lessons with friends. Now, in Provo, three BYU students are carrying the same concept into young adulthood. As stars light the Wasatch Front on a Thursday night, the decorative lights in a Provo home’s backyard illuminate the faces of hundreds of college students and friends at Treehouse Talks.

The director of the Latin America program from the U.S. Institute of Peace spoke to BYU students on Oct. 6 about the myths surrounding nation-building.

Today's Good News Thursday includes a dog rescued from a 30-foot-deep cave, the inventor of hand-cranked washing machines donating them to refugees, and a woman who started a clothing drive for migrant workers.

Nearly six seasons deep into Kalani Sitake's tenure as head coach, Sitake has led BYU football back to national relevance through a culture of "love and learn."

The gender pay gap in Utah still ranks nearly dead last in the United States.

Utah crime is on the rise according to the 2020 Utah Department of Public Safety crime report.

Provo City and UTA are considering a possible UVX station expansion at 900 East.

With different crops having different water needs, Utah's drought may seem like a maze to figure out. But farmers got creative with how they cultivated their crops. At a fundamental level, plants only need two things: water and sunlight. But in a drought, where the sun's too hot and there's not enough water, local farmers found ways to water their stock both economically and ecologically.

Businesses all over the world are still seeing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fall Semester has been back in session for well over a month now, but this week marks the first week of the semester that all restaurants were open in the Cougareat. If you've been on campus, you've probably noticed that many of the popular restaurants have been closed or that the vending machines are missing your favorite snacks.

This week to celebrate Homecoming Week students were able to hike and light the Y. "Light the Y" is hosted by the Student Alumni Association, who strive to connect students with alumni through events like this one.