Campus
BYU group helps female faculty fight imposter syndrome, find belonging
The Faculty Women’s Association works to connect women and provide them with the tools they need to be success as administrators and faculty at BYU.
Sports
Former Cougarettes join offseason coaching staff
BYU Athletic Director Tom Holmoe announced on Apr. 7 that former Cougarettes Stacy Bills and Morgan St. Pierre will return to BYU to co-coach the squad in light of Jodi Maxfield's retirement.
BYU men’s volleyball relies on brotherly bond to get through COVID-19
There will always be questions of what could have been for the BYU men’s volleyball team this season, but what will never be questioned is the love this team had for each other. They were and still are family, a band of brothers.
Metro
Pet care during COVID-19: more dogs loose, pet food pantry activated
Utahns are under increasing pressure to provide for their family members, including the four-legged, furry ones.
Foreign Language
Life
How to explore new cultures while quarantined
In today’s climate of social distancing and shelter-at-home orders, college students may believe opportunities to personally study foreign cultures and interact with locals abroad has slipped beyond their grasp. One professor says there are still opportunities.
Local restaurants hope to thrive during pandemic
Restaurants are fighting to keep up with changing health regulations, fears about the virus and decreasing sales as the country slowly shuts down in an effort to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.
“Sharenting” causes embarrassment and potential risks for kids
Parents love to share about their kids on social media, but these posts can embarrass kids and put them at risk for identity theft.
