Новости за 19.11.2022

Calm and collected wins the race for BYU men’s cross country This past Wednesday, the BYU Men’s and Women’s Cross Country  teams were met by huge BYU flags and loved ones cheering and waving posters of encouragement as they head out to compete in the NCAA Championships in Stillwater, OK on Saturday, Nov. 19. Men’s […]

The Shops at Riverwoods hosted their 24th annual Lighting of Riverwoods the evening of Nov. 18 to kick off the holiday season. The crowd counted down to illuminate the 1.5 million lights strung around the venue.

The historical drama series The Chosen completed filming its third season in September 2022 and released the two first episodes on Utah theaters on Friday.

Luka Romney, a writing tutor at the Research and Writing Center, uses his skills as a writer and tutor to uplift diverse voices.

The new James Webb Space Telescope's image of the Pillars of Creation, released July 11, sparked new interest in the development of space technology from the public.

Following the production of The Black 14 documentary, two Black 14 members visited BYU campus. While in Provo, they spoke to students, watched the premiere of the documentary, and were honored at the BYU Wyoming football game.

Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles spoke to BYU students, faculty and visitors in the Joseph Smith Building on Nov. 18.

More than 70 masterpiece paintings by western painter Maynard Dixon are on display in a new retrospective exhibition opening at the BYU Museum of Art.

Many volunteers gathered together on Nov. 12 to decorate students in tear stains, red eyes, third degree burns, compound fractures, and other injuries. The student volunteers participated in BYU’s mock mass casualty simulation. The collaboration between BYU EMS, the college of nursing, the campus police department, and the Theatre and Media Arts department gives an opportunity for students to prepare for any potential disaster on campus.

Millions of red crabs cross the roads of Christmas Island, Australia on Nov. 11. Red crabs migrate down from the Island's forest plateau to the sea every year in order to mate and spawn. Experts say the red crab population on the island has double in the last five years.

As Native American Heritage is celebrated throughout November, the oldest American team sport of lacrosse encompasses the impact of Native American culture in the past and present.