BYU Texans reflect on Uvalde shooting one year later
On May 24, 2022, an 18-year-old shot and killed 19 elementary school children, two teachers and wounded 17 others in Uvalde, Texas.
BYU Honors Program introduces unique ways of learning, challenges for students
BYU’s Honors Program is a unique experience for students because of its open-enrollment format and focus on interdisciplinary learning. However, some students say they encountered unforeseen challenges during their time in the program.
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.
Provo high schoolers push for representative position on school board
When Provo High School sophomore Milan Venegas realized the Provo City School District did not have student representation on the school board, he said he was confused.
Chess website banned in schools
Use of the viral website Chess.com in classrooms has caused some school district administrators to ban the site, online users say.
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.