BYU academic advisors discuss best classes for freshmen
Building a schedule from the extensive catalog of classes can be an overwhelming feat for first-year students at BYU. University advisors offered their insights into the best classes for freshmen to take during their first semester.
Despite stereotypes, some say homeschooling prepares students well for the rigors...
Pop culture typically portrays those who were homeschooled as awkward, socially inept and unable to keep up with schoolwork in a public school environment. Despite this, BYU students have found that homeschooling prepared them well for the rigors of BYU.
The humanities are shrinking, but not dying
The 2010s saw a steep decline in humanities enrollments across the country, according to the New Yorker. Now, in a post-pandemic world, there’s potential for a boost.
BYU student discuss motives behind choosing a major
Every BYU student at one point or another has been asked the question, “What are you majoring in?” For students who know what they are studying, this question is an easy conversation starter. However, for students who do not know what they are studying this question can often cause anxiety.
BYU students put emotions into words through authentic poetry
According to A. Jason Alder, poetry is a popular form of literature that challenges writers and readers by inviting them to feel something and to be changed because of writing.
BYU first-generation college graduates hold commemoration, celebration
The second annual first-generation college student graduation commemoration celebrated more than 85 first-generation college students graduating in 2023 Wednesday night.