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Following Utah's record-breaking snowiest winter in 2023, this season's snowfall may have fallen short of expectations.

According to theNational Institute of Health, more than 6.5 million Americans ages 65 and older are currently living with Alzheimer's dementia. This staggering figure highlights the pressing need for continued research and understanding of this complex and often misunderstood disease.

The 2024 BYU Student Employee of the Year has been chosen. James Hall was named the Student Employee of the Year. Jacob Memmott was awarded second place and Adri Barton took third place.

In October 2023, the Law School Admissions Council announced that as of August 2024, the LSAT will no longer contain the analytical reasoning section as a result of their 2019 lawsuit.

Ben Gibbs, BYU Sociology Professor talks about

On the beach of Carpinteria, California, Jani Radebaugh and a group of students and faculty from BYU's Geology Department took their lunch break as towering waves crashed into the sand.

Professor John Talbot used the words 'rude,' 'arrogant' and 'self-centered' when describing his former teenage self.

Finals season has set in at BYU, and students are tackling their final projects and exams before heading to winter break. Students can succeed in their finals by preparing ahead of time, utilizing campus resources and remembering to take care of themselves amidst the stress.

Here at BYU it is quite common for students to change their major within their first two years, University Advisement Center staff Amy Soto said.

One BYU professor is using AI in unprecedented ways in his classroom this semester.

BYU senior Levi Wilson recently created the app Graduly, which uses BYU’s Financial Loan Calculator tool to help students calculate their student loan debts.

As the U.S. continues to face extreme political divisions, several BYU faculty from the political science and computer science departments came together to study how artificial intelligence can solve misunderstandings and conflict in American political discourse.

Many incoming first-year students have heard of the ROC pass, American Heritage and BYU Creamery chocolate milk before ever setting foot on campus.

Chocolate tasting in Germany, gardening in the Mediterranean, going on an African expedition and enjoying Italian living in Siena are some of the many study abroad trips and internships BYU students can participate in.

As the time for spring and summer internship applications rapidly approaches, BYU advisors have plenty of advice to share.