Новости за 26.10.2021

Intermountain Healthcare is running low on some medical devices because of supply chain shortages and they're asking for Utah's help.

Some students feel that professors are becoming less lenient in handling student absences due to COVID-19 related issues.

The Rev. Dr. Andrew Teal taught that seeing across perceived boundaries is key to “building a beloved community,” in his Oct. 26 BYU forum address.

The Provo City Council will discuss a proposal to create a permit-based parking system in Provo. On-street parking has become one of the city's most valuable and overused resources. The parking management plan aims to fix that very problem.

Intramural events are in full swing for the semester and soccer is one of the most popular activities offered.

Brigham City Police dusted off their cowboy hats for the annual sheep roundup down Sardine Canyon.

Halloween is on its way and Daily Universe reporter Samantha Birrell went on campus to see if college students are too old to play dress up.

A nonprofit is celebrating the hot dogs around town with their annual Howl-o-Ween costume contest and parade.

The well-known non-profit organization HEFY, short for humanitarian experience for youth, underwent a rebranding to now be named Humanitarian XP. The rebranding is being well-received.

Pumpkin patches and fall go hand in hand, but at Hee Haw Farms they've decided to ask the question, "What happens when you add a crane into the equation?" This last weekend Hee Haw Farms had their 13th Annual Pumpkin Drop Event.