Новости за 28.11.2023

The reigning national champion BYU men’s soccer team defended its home pitch on Saturday night as Talmage Woodhouse’s two-goal performance led to a 6-1 victory over Boise State. https://www.instagram.com/p/CxjwlCJMOIN/ Ryan Tetro was able to open up the scoring for BYU with a beautiful header after a cross from Eric Morris in the 26th minute that […]

Lynette Hernaez: A disciple’s journey in the fields of life She was ranked as one of the top youth goalkeepers in the country, a product of the SoCal Blues club soccer team, and she had a scholarship to play soccer for Washington State. However, freshman goalkeeper Lynette Hernaez found her way to BYU to continue […]

To kick-off the holiday season, The Shops at Riverwoods held their annual Lighting of Riverwoods event on Friday, Nov. 17.

To some, cultural dance can mean overcoming challenges and finding deeper connection to others and oneself. BYU student and Bay Area native JRay Kuhn created AfroDance Ensemble to bring people together and fight back against racism he and other Black students have experienced.

Many students think of campus as a place to sit at a desk and listen to a lecture. In the Life Sciences Greenhouse, however, students and professors get their hands dirty learning about plants and systems.

Life as a BYU student gets a lot more complicated if a student sustains a serious injury.

Otters enjoyed a Thanksgiving seafood feast at Living Shores Aquarium in New Hampshire on Thursday, Nov. 23.

Provo residents may recognize the Startup Building from its towering chimney, its container yard turned courtyard, or its exposed brick and rustic feel. Located at 560 S 100 W, the building was originally a candy factory, constructed over 120 years ago by the Startup family. The building is still all about startups, just a different kind.