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BYU men’s soccer wins fourth straight national championship BYU men’s soccer proved that the women aren’t the only dominant soccer force in Provo, winning the 2023 NIRSA National Championships for the fourth straight year on Nov. 18. After advancing to the semifinals in their 2-0 win against Georgia Tech on Nov. 17, the men played […]

Women’s soccer photo story: BYU vs. Stanford After a well-fought battle, BYU fell 2-0 to Stanford on Friday in the NCAA women’s soccer college cup. It was an emotional end to the season, especially for the seniors, as the team shared post-game hugs and tears. Pregame Game Post Game

Provo is home to many clubs, but one of the most popular clubs is centered around a card game. Every Friday, dozens of students gather at the Dragon's Keep game store in downtown Provo to compete in a grand tournament.

BYU students were able to experience South Asian culture through the Office of Belonging and South Asian Student Association's Diwali festival celebrated on Nov. 13

Each year, a group of BYU students crowd around their computers in anticipation, waiting to apply to the English 318R workshop class — a highly sought course taught once a year by the notable high fantasy and science fiction author Brandon Sanderson.

Ski Utah’s Discover Winter program is partnering with groups like OurSundays and the National Brotherhood of Snowsports to bring ski/snowboard opportunities to BIPOC individuals in Utah.

Video shows a U.S military aircraft stuck in shallow water after missing a landing on a Hawaiian runway on Monday, Nov. 20.

The Office of Belonging hosted a “Your Mark in the Masterpiece” activity on Thursday, Nov. 30, 2023. Students had the opportunity to help create a paint-by-number rendition of "Once Upon a Christmas," a nativity art piece by artist Jorge Cocco.

The BYU Dancesport Championships held in the Wilkinson Center every November and March are a main event for many amateur ballroom dancers in Provo. Dancesport's fall competition took place Nov. 10 and 11 in the Wilkinson Center Ballroom.

On a cold and rainy Sunday afternoon, Provo residents united on World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims to advocate for safer streets and honor those who were killed by vehicles, including 15-year-old Provo resident Caleb Lane and 21-year-old UVU student Isabelle Parr.