Новости за 09.10.2023

BYU students are struggling to adjust to using BYU's Outlook email server since the university shifted away from using personal email accounts earlier this year.

YouTube star and BYU graduate Mark Rober visited his alma mater to collaborate with BYU students and professors to make the world's smallest Nerf gun. While the toys may pack a small punch, the project made a big impact on the BYU College of Engineering.

The 2023 Ballard Brief Summit gave students an opportunity to present research conducted about social problems and win prize money for their efforts.

A short film recently produced by several BYU Media Arts students gained national recognition and has been included in several international film festivals throughout the past few months.

Hundreds of individuals came together to learn more about the role of Provo City Power during their annual community event on Oct. 5.

Since Sen. Romney addressed Utah on Sept. 13, several candidates announced official campaigns for U.S. Senate, causing young adults to evaluate how they distinguish same-party candidates.

In the face of Utah's environmental struggles, students are making a focused effort to positively impact the local environment, both on campus and within the community.

Tickets sold out for the Choir Showcase performance held Wednesday evening at the Concert Hall on Oct 4. The performance combined four BYU choirs, including the Men's Chorus, Women's Chorus, Concert Choir and BYU Singers.

A student played an accordion for the BYU community on campus over the last couple of days.