Новости за 12.11.2021

An assistant professor in the School of Family Life presented a seminar on attachment styles in relationships on Friday. Ashley LeBaron-Black’s hour-long seminar focused on the intrinsic need for connection, origins of attachment styles, how those attachments play out in romantic relationships and even how those relate to individuals’ relationships with God. The event was sponsored by BYU Women’s Services and Resources on campus.

College of Life Sciences Recent BYU public health graduate Ashley Tanner led a research project on the effects of a standing order that allowed Utah pharmacists to prescribe contraceptives. Tanner worked with public health professors Brianna Magnusson, Chantel Sloan-Aagard and students J.B. Eyring, Sarah Christensen and Emily Pilling. The team discovered how many pharmacies in […]

This semester, the Global Supply Chain Association teamed up with Gideon George, TimeOut4Africa and the Black Student Union to hold a series of donation drives they have called “Sneakers for Africa.”

If you're in search of balance, better sleep and a brighter mood, join the BYU Yoga Club where they encourage mindfulness. There are a myriad of physical health and mental health benefits that can be found while participating in Yoga Club.

A COVID-19 vaccine exemption bill is heading to Gov. Cox to be signed into law.

According to the NAACP, both of Utah's senators received an "F" when it came to protecting voter's rights.

Today is the federal holiday Veterans Day and Provo City has been celebrating and honoring veterans all week. A variety of veteran related displays for the public are available to tour until Nov. 13 allowing everyone to pay their respects to those who have and are currently serving our country.