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Elder Neil L. Andersen encouraged BYU students to use the Christmastime focus on Christ as a model for their everyday lives in a campus devotional on Tuesday, Dec. 7. Elder Andersen has served as an apostle of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints since 2009.

The Rev. Dr. Andrew Teal is a chaplain, fellow and lecturer at Pembroke College at Oxford University. He was a visiting scholar at the Maxwell Institute this semester and is good friends with Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve. Before heading back to England in November, he shared some Christmas memories and insights with The Daily Universe.

BYU has a reputation for being one of the safest campuses in the country. However, students speaking with The Universe mentioned different ways they feel unsafe on campus.

BYU’s electronic dance music club hosts events to help music lovers come together and enjoy new and unique experiences.

Universe Live reporter Alexa Larson reached out on social media to find out what others do to make this time of the year special. This video shows three unique Christmas traditions people across Utah have that makes their Christmas a little more festive and meaningful.

Christmas looked different last year because of the pandemic, but this year I’m encouraging you to make it different because of the pandemic.

BYU women’s soccer goes the distance, falls just short in national championship on penalty kicks It came down to a do-or-die final penalty kick after 110 minutes of play, but a national championship trophy just barely eluded BYU women’s soccer by a few inches in the NCAA title game against Florida State. Florida State’s Yujie […]

Christmas is a time of family, holiday traditions, warmth and love. Perhaps more so for BYU’s national student body, but what about the international students who may not have the luxury to go home for such a family-oriented time of year? What is Christmas time to them?

Christmas trees are symbols of all things Christmas: family, traditions, presents. But to the Festival of Trees and Primary Children's Hospital, they represent a lot more.

Local bookstore owners say it's more important than ever to shop local amid the pandemic.

BYU students can be found sleeping anywhere on campus, from sprawling out in the grass to curling up in a hallway, and a student-run Instagram page documents it all.