Новости за 24.09.2022

This year for Banned Books Week, a campaign that celebrates literary freedom and draws attention to banned and challenged books, the Harold B. Lee Library organized a display of banned books on the first floor of the library.

BYU ROTC members discussed their thoughts on the low military recruiting numbers and what it could mean for the future.

The Maple Flat fire sparked last night above the Y and burned 1/16th of an acre, officials reported. In a tweet, Provo Fire and Rescue said the fire was on Forest Service land and the Forest Service had “been notified and are sending crews to contain the fire.” This morning, Utah Fire Info tweeted, “Cause […]

The Biden-Harris Administration Student Debt Relief plan was recently introduced to students as a way to ease the transition off of pandemic-related support back to regular payments for working-class borrowers.

BYU professors and students discuss reasons why women are more likely to listen to true crime podcasts than men.

“The Black 14: Healing Hearts and Feeding Souls” premiered on Sept. 23 in the Varsity Theater, followed by a Q&A panel with two Black 14 members.

A documentary made by BYU journalism students shares the inspiring story of the University of Wyoming’s Black 14 and their humanitarian and philanthropic work with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to curb food insecurity.

The South Fork fire, spotted Monday Sept. 19 south of Vivian Park in Provo Canyon, is reported to have only burnt 13.2 acres instead of the estimated 23 acres and is now 75% contained, according to the Uintah-Wasatch-Cache National Forests.

Five BYU philosophy professors recommended some philosophers who they think would be most enriching for college students to learn about.

No. 16 BYU women’s volleyball sweeps LMU BYU women’s volleyball commanded all the attention Thursday night as they dominated LMU in three sets at the Smith Fieldhouse. Both teams started the night off with a thrilling first set. Neither side exceeded a lead greater than two points for the majority of the game with a […]

BYU undergraduate food science students won $10,000 in grand prize money for their product "Cream Cheese Clouds" at the 2022 Idaho Milk Processor's Association Conference.