Новости за 13.10.2021

As summer winds down and fall begins, the world is one season closer to the best of them all for some: ski season. With the lack of water Utah has had this year, however, how will resorts maintain their powder?

Brian F. Woodfield, chemistry professor at BYU has been teaching for over 25 years. Woodfield answers questions in a Q&A of how he has been able to reconcile science with faith.

BYU Hispanos Unidos is a club for students from Spanish speaking or Latin American countries. The purpose of the club is to help them express their identity and give them resources to feel included and involved at BYU.

During the past year and a half, the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has issued statements and policies about COVID-19. One of their most controversial statements was urging members to get vaccinated and many members interpreted that message differently.

Over the last year BYU was recognized worldwide for biomedical chips smaller than the size of a coin. When most people think of a lab, they think of people in a white coat in a large room. But because of BYU's new technology, a lab can be smaller than a grain of rice. BYU professors and students are shrinking the size of a medical laboratory from a room full of machines to a coin-sized chip.

For many deaf people, communicating in a hearing world has always been a struggle and masks have made communication a lot harder. When deaf people are communicating with those who can't sign, some rely on lip reading. Masking up can leave members of the deaf community without a method of communication because they can't see what someone is saying.

The newly-built West View Building on campus was dedicated today by Bishop W. Christopher Waddell, the first counselor in the Presiding Bishopric.

With Halloween right around the corner, this season some brave souls are taking a spooky trip down the Provo River to enjoy a boat ride unlike any other. During the fall season people typically go to haunted houses or costume parties, but for those looking for something different, there is a spooky adventure on the water: CLAS Ropes Course is offering Halloween cruises.