Новости за 31.10.2023

Photo story: Costumed BYU athletes entertain at trunk or treat BYU athletes showed their creativity and personality Monday as they dressed up for the annual BYU athletics Trunk or Treat.

One Provo family carved dozens of pumpkins for Halloween as part of an annual tradition.

Former Young Women's President Susan Tanner and her husband, former BYU-Hawaii President John S. Tanner, addressed the BYU community about "Fulfilling the Dream" of BYU in a forum Tuesday, Oct. 31.

Orem city has gone all in for the Halloween season, decorating the University Parkway with a whole variety of pumpkins.

Jared Wilkey is a full time employee at the BYU Culinary Support Center, or CSC, where most of the food BYU feeds its students comes from.

In his Aug. 28 speech titled “Quick to Observe,” President Reese said the “updated Dress and Grooming Principles and Standards … are grounded in core principles.” The question that we are left with, then, is “What is the core principle for banning beards?”

Police rescued a teenager dangling over a railway track in New York City on Thursday, Oct. 19.

Locally owned and operated business, Taylor Maid, has a salon, costumes, makeup, costumes, wigs, masks, hair products and offers so much more than a Halloween store, according to the owner, Rick Taylor.

BYUSA advertised its Y-Wishes campaign last week, from Oct. 23-27. Y-Wishes is all about helping students who could use a little extra support.

For months, BYU students practice and prepare for Fiesta on Nov. 3rd, - a celebration highlighting the beauty of Latin American cultures through dance and song.