Новости за 01.03.2022

Elder Vern P. Stanfill, a General Authority Seventy, told BYU students most blessings come with responsibilities like reflecting the principles and standards taught at this institution.

BYU admission decisions rolled in on Feb. 18, and new Cougars expressed their excitement all over social media with the hashtag, #byubound.

Outside of football, Fennegan is a theater major, perfecting his charismatic acting chops in order to wow audiences and help tell stories.

Watch as a Russian man named Alex Medved stands outside with a sign that says "Hug me if you’re against war" in Russia. Several people come up to hug the Medved, including one man who lost part of his hand to war. The Russian attacks on Ukraine have caused a lot of controversy and concern around the world.

Both the BYU men's and women's basketball teams could use an additional quality win to improve their seeding in the NCAA Tournament. The respective coaches have made it clear they are open to doing whatever they can to help their teams.

Three Black-owned business owners in the state of Utah opened up about their experiences, what motivates them and how they're making an impact on their communities.

Provo's Sustainability and Natural Resources Committee is recognizing and awarding businesses who are making an effort to improve the environment. Local restaurant Mozz Artisan Pizza is the most recent winner.

BYU student Trinity Bunker says, "BYU needs to change its dress and grooming standards to better fit with the counsel given by Church officials."