Distinguished lecturer shares ‘ripple effects of BYU scholarship’
Distinguished lecturer Dr. Gary M. Burlingame shared the ripple effects of the work of the BYU Consortium for Group Research and Practice, or C-GRP, and compared such effects to the ripple effects of all BYU scholarship in his May 14 forum address.
Eventful weekend causes abnormally long Testing Center lines
Most BYU students race home from school on Friday afternoon, ready for sporting events, blind dates and in the case of this past weekend,...
BYU announces changes to application and enrollment process
BYU announced changes to admissions that will affect the number of students admitted to BYU in upcoming years. Addressing these changes, BYU spokesperson Carri Jenkins said, "BYU will be expanding its enrollment by about 1.5% each year over the next six years. This increase will start Fall Semester 2020, with a moderate increase of a few hundred students."
BYU sociology professor encourages sportsmanship
The Education in Zion Museum welcomed BYU sociology professor Mikaela Dufur, who presented a lecture in the Education in Zion Museum March 6 as...
Premarital workshop at BYU
For the fourth year in a row, BYU's Counseling and Psychological department is offering a premarital workshop for young couples who are either engaged,...