Новости за 11.02.2022

Feb. 7 — Property theft was reported near 300 North Belmont Place

Highlights from BYU colleges: BYU Young Ambassadors new "Thank you for the music" show, cybersecurity international internship improves a student's career

Lake Restoration Solutions filed a permit application with the United States Army Corps of Engineers, initiating a federal review process that will evaluate the environmental impact and public opinion surrounding the Utah Lake Restoration Project.

BYU men's basketball mounted a double-digit comeback to end its four-game losing streak in an 83-82 overtime win at Loyola Marymount Thursday.

BYU's Peery Film Series is hosting screenings of the independent film "His Name is Green Flake" followed by a Q&A with film producer and writer Mauli Bonner.

The Cougars dominated Pepperdine Thursday in the Marriot Center, earning head coach Jeff Judkins his 450th win in style with a 104-53 victory.

In Weber, Utah, two teenage boys fell through the ice in an Ogden Street pond. Weber County's Search and Rescue acted quickly to recover the boys from the freezing water.

Meet Dr. Megan Sanborn Jones! Jones is a professor and department chair in Theatre Arts Studies at BYU. She participated in musicals in high school and fell in love with them. She studies LDS culture and Mormonism in performance.

Former BYU men's basketball star Yoeli Childs credits gratitude and family as his motivations on his journey to reach the NBA.

The BYU School of Communications is hosting a workshop on Feb. 12 for 300 Hazara refugees in the Harman Continuing Education Building. Refugees will learn skills such as how to start their own business, develop good study habits and use social media.