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.
Parents, BYU professor react to TikTok screen time limit
TikTok announced earlier this month their new screen time limit of 60 minutes for users under the age of 18, hoping to increase teenagers' awareness of how much time they spend on the app.
Artificial Intelligence gains popularity, BYU community discusses potential to be campus tool
ChatGPT has risen in value and use continuously since its release, and professors, students and writers are determining how to best use it in the academic world.
BYU student prepares to present research findings at national conference
Matthew Yancy is part of a research group on campus that is dedicated to acquiring acoustic literacy and understanding. With a focus on rocket acoustics this team's main goal is to create a sound model for rocket sounds and frequencies.
BYU professor works to connect ‘entire human family’ through genealogy research lab
Joseph Price and his team of over 50 students work at the BYU Record Linking Lab to grow FamilySearch’s genealogical tree.
New campus technology adjustments to roll out Spring Term 2023
Brigham Young University is rolling out two technology changes for students and teachers in preparation for the new spring semester.
