COVID-19 Coverage

House passes aid bill for COVID-19

On Wednesday, just before midnight in the nation’s capital, the Senate approved one of the largest emergency aid packages in the nation's history to help boost...

Graduating seniors impacted by COVID-19 cancellations

College graduation is considered to be a milestone moment for many. But the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing this year's BYU seniors to grapple with how missing out on graduation is impacting them in the present and will impact them in the future.

March 27: Today’s BYU Campus COVID-19 update

The BYU campus has changed drastically due to the spread of COVID-19 throughout the country and the world. Find out how the campus is...

US government, BYU working to help students financially during pandemic

College students across the country are adjusting to classes being taught remotely due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and the US government and universities are working to alleviate some of the financial worries these students might face.

COVID-19 leaves airports deserted

After President Trump urged the country to stay home, airports across the nation are now deserted.

A family’s homeschooling experience due to COVID-19

Families everywhere are being affected by COVID-19. Paulina Smith, mother of four, gives us a peek into her family’s experience.“It’s been really hard because...

Students react to offer of re-enrollment in withdrawn classes

The BYU Registrar Office sent out an email on March 25 to students who had withdrawn from classes after March 12. The email informs students about an option to re-enroll in classes they withdrew from by submitting a petition request form.

Taiwanese BYU students in quarantine after returning home

The United States and Taiwan both diagnosed their first case of COVID-19 on almost the same day – January 21. But today, Taiwan has...

Here’s an alternative way to stop the spread of COVID-19

Researcher Andre Templeman is proposing a way to contain the novel coronavirus by suggesting a “controlled burn."

Small businesses adapt, innovate in wake of COVID-19 restrictions

Local businesses forced to adapt and innovate as the federal and state government restrict services in response to COVID-19.

Utah residents stranded in Guatemala

SALT LAKE CITY -- Krissa Hendricks thought she was going on a fun-filled trip with her father to Croatia. Once COVID-19 started spreading more...

March 26: Today’s BYU Campus COVID-19 update

The BYU campus has changed drastically due to the spread of COVID-19 throughout the country and the world. Find out how the campus is...

Utah DLD still open, modifies office procedures to deal with COVID-19

The Utah Driver License Division offices are still open but have adjusted their office procedures to create a safer environment for visitors and staff...

Hale Center Theater Orem gives relief to social distancing

OREM -- Theaters in Utah have been forced to shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak.But Hale Center Theater Orem embraces the shutdown...

Church announces closure of all temples

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced they are closing all temples as of March 25.

Two Utah teachers’ reactions after completing the first week of online classes

It’s been a week since schools and colleges have transitioned from the classroom to online.Professor Heaton and Ms. Ditty both teach math in the...

Smith’s makes new shopping rules due to recent food shortages

Coronavirus pandemic has impacted many sectors of the economy. Customers are experiencing shortages of different items every day. Reporter Karani Namunyu finds out if...

Governor advises families to avoid large groups at airports

Governor Gary Herbert advises families to avoid large groups as they pick up their missionaries at the airport.
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