Новости за 29.09.2022

Volunteers and survivors from Breaking Code Silence met Sept. 29 in front of the Provo Historic Courthouse to protest institutional child abuse.

Hurricane Ian, 2 mph short of a Category 5 hurricane, came through the west coast of Florida Wednesday afternoon, bringing flooding and devastation throughout the state.

Utah-based startup Leftovers is combatting food waste and food insecurity in the United States by partnering with local restaurants to offer cheap food options.

Two new fighting clubs have joined BYU's Clubs Night, held Tuesdays from 7-10 p.m. at the Wilkinson Student Center. These new clubs, the Knights of the Y club and the Medieval club, are open to any BYU student who wishes to learn new skills, make new friends and exercise in a positive learning environment.

Hurricane Ian hit Florida late afternoon on Sept. 29. Over 2.6 million Floridians are left without power. There is no reported death toll yet. Ian is documented as a tropical storm, but is expected to reach a Category 5 hurricane.

BYU AdLab Manager Pat Doyle inspires students to create meaningful content despite an oversaturated, sales-driven advertising industry.

A 3,000-year-old canoe was found in Lake Mendota, Wisconsin last week. The canoe is the second to be found in Lake Mendota, as a 1200-year-old canoe was also discovered just last year.

End of an era for the Wagon Wheel series BYU’s rivalry with Utah State spans back 100 years. The two schools have played football against each other since 1922, but this annual rivalry meeting is coming to a close as BYU looks ahead to its future in the Big 12. “This may be the last […]

BYU students reflected on their good neighbor experiences on National Good Neighbor Day Sept. 28.

The Classical 89’s Organ Fest, featuring six internationally-acclaimed organists, was held at the Salt Lake Tabernacle on Temple Square last Friday, Sept. 23.

Cheers and screams rang across Galena Hills Park in Draper Monday night, rallying to support the inclusion of all kids in schools, no matter their abilities and lifestyles.

2ft Prosthetics seeks to restore dignity, foster self-reliance and confidence and improve the quality of life for amputees who do not have access to quality prosthetic legs.