Disorderly Conduct June 7 Police responded to a report of seeing juveniles running and fighting in the area of the Wilkinson Center just before 5 p.m. No one matching the description was found in the area. Suspect Arrested for Two Counts of Sexual Battery at Provo Recreation Center Provo police investigators responded to a call…
BYUSA’s event Infinity and Beyond offered students free bowling, music, drinks and candy on June 8. Infinity and Beyond, a space-themed event, took place on the first floor of the Wilkinson Center at the Bowling and Games Center and the Wall. The first 600 students got free Italian sodas from the Wall. Travis Swallow, the…
Starting this fall semester, BYUSA will be using its new Involvement Hub to help students get involved with clubs, departments and organizations they’re interested in. According to Sean Rico Fisher, BYUSA vice president of communications, the Involvement Hub was designed to solve a saturation problem students were facing on campus: there were far more students who…
What originally started out as a school project for Marriott School graduates Dave Fryer and Greg Wilson changed over time from an idea to a living, breathing business. Fryer, a recent graduate from Park City, and Wilson, a graduate from Seattle, both completed degrees in business management with an emphasis in entrepreneurship. Their product Go…
Janie Thompson, founder of Living Legends and the Young Ambassadors, passed away on June 1 at the age of 91. Thompson was born in Malta, Idaho, and was the oldest of seven children. According to Penny Lee, Thompson’s niece, she was inspired to pursue music and dance by her mother. “Her mother had a train…
Acoustic Explosion, a monthly event at The Wall, always offers a unique and exciting experience with musical acts constantly changing. According to Steven Fortney, the lead program coordinator behind Acoustic Explosion, groups must submit a demo of their music before being chosen to perform by the BYU Student Activities Board, ensuring that each show features…
The body of BYU student and avid hiker Tyler Mayle was found on Y Mountain at about 8:40 p.m. Wednesday evening following an intensive search. Lt. Matt Siufanua told the Salt Lake Tribune that it appears Mayle fell from a 60-foot cliff in an area near Eagle Pass, a significant distance from the Y trail.…
The search for 22 year-old BYU student Tyler Mayle, who has been missing for five days, continued Wednesday as his family prepares to say goodbye to his younger sister, who is scheduled to enter the Missionary Training Center. Mayle, who has not been seen since leaving around 10:30 a.m. Saturday when he left for a…
Living with Celiac disease can be demanding. Living with Celiac disease while living in a foreign country can seem, at first glance, almost impossibly daunting. But for Mackenzie Wallace, it became just one more indication that she was doing the right thing by studying abroad. Wallace returned home from India several weeks ago after a…
Kelly Patterson, political science professor and director of the BYU Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy, spoke at Tuesday’s Devotional about wondering, wandering and overcoming issues that challenge faith. Patterson began by explaining that there is a variety of ways to address issues of faith and that his ways aren’t the only solutions.…