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The Directors' Cup is a ranking system for athletic programs that grant points based on each institution's finish in NCAA Championships.

On Friday Jan. 7, 57-year-old Maryland man David Bennett received the first heart transplant from a genetically modified pig.

Many local Provo businesses are awaiting direction from the state and the CDC before applying more COVID-19 preventative measures.

I am tired of the unspoken competition of trying to accomplish more than the everyone else. We are constantly trying to best each other by taking on an exceeding amount of credits, working multiple jobs or participating in several extracurriculars. This praised, but dangerous situation is called hustle culture and it needs to stop.

COVID-19 has created a unique college experience for this year's April 2022 graduates. They have spent most of their education in a global pandemic which took away many typical college life experiences for them.

"I never thought I would swim at BYU," freshman sprinter Halli Williams said. Williams developed her love for the feel of the water when she was thrown into a neighborhood summer league at the age of five.

Students and faculty will no longer be allowed to protest on university-owned portions of Y Mountain, BYU announced Monday in a recently approved policy update. The updated demonstration policy was approved on Dec. 20, 2021.

The first few weeks of the semester can be full of new adjustments and stresses. Taking time to relax and wind down is an imperative habit to develop if you want to avoid burning out.

Utahns can take simple steps to prevent fires in the home, which are mostly caused by human error and sparked by candles, electrical malfunctions and thermal runaway in lithium-ion batteries.