Новости за 11.11.2022

English majors and Jane Austen fans came together for a night of seventeenth-century fun held by BYU’s English Society on Oct. 27. Fans and participants came together in Regency dresses, gloves and British accents.

The app, called Gas, is based on giving compliments and designed to “spread positivity,” according to the app’s founder, Nikita Bier.

BYU advertising student Emily Hakala collects trash on her route to campus in order to create art that she hopes will inspire people to be conscious of their litter.

A study found a correlation between chemicals used in hair-straightening treatments and uterine cancer, and BYU students say these treatments remain popular because of societal pressures.

Police officers saved a 1-month-old baby’s life after receiving a call for an unresponsive infant in Kansas City, Missouri on Nov. 7. The two officers sprinted into the house where the father handed over the baby. The officers began with chest compressions followed by back thrusts. The baby’s heart began beating again and she gained back her breath. After being observed in the hospital, the infant is back at home with her family.

The combined BYU and UVU ROTC programs held their annual Presidential Review honoring BYU alumni who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect the U.S.

6 seed BYU women’s soccer prepares to host UVU in NCAA tournament The first round of the 2022 NCAA tournament kicks off for BYU women’s soccer with a rematch of the “Crosstown Clash” on Friday night. Ever since since BYU fell 4-2 to UVU back in September, the Cougars have yet to lose another match. […]

BYU’s Mozingo, Shepherd and Vaka named All-WCC First Team The West Coast Conference announced its 2022 women’s soccer honors with BYU taking home a handful of the awards. A total of seven Cougars were named to All-WCC teams with two Cougars receiving individual honors. Brecken Mozingo, Jamie Shepherd and Laveni Vaka were all named to […]