During the Spring months, students can see newborn ducks at the BYU Botany Pond.

Tucked away beneath the mouth of the Provo Canyon stands The Refuge Utah — a crisis center for survivors of sexual abuse, domestic violence, rape or stalking — and BYU students are invited to help the cause.

Vendors at the Orem farmers market sold baked goods, hand-painted crafts and more, encouraging community members who visit their market to shop locally.

Summer is in full swing at the BYU Museum of Art. In addition to its cultural celebrations, introductions to art history for children and festivals, the MOA is hosting six different concerts throughout the summer, featuring music groups such as the University Chorale and Canticum Lucis.

A raccoon on the loose makes its baseball debut as The Philadelphia Union and the New York City FC’s go head to head in the first half of their game.  The raccoon continuously ran away from workers trying to catch it with a garbage bin.  The interruption lasted a total of 161 seconds before the game continued as normal with New York City beating Philadelphia 2 - 1.

During BYU's spring and summer terms, the campus atmosphere becomes more relaxed. As the weather warms and flowers bloom, students near campus can explore new places to study and hang out with friends.

“Student Accomplice” has been a year and a half in the making, and the student animators involved in its production have been anticipating the day when they can finally show their creation to the world.

A billboard killed at least 14 people in Mumbai, India on Monday, May 13. A storm pushed the giant advertisement onto multiple houses and a petrol station next to a busy road. Rescue teams retrieved multiple people trapped and injured from the incident. The Maharashtra state government is holding an official inquiry.

Staying cool in the summer and dressing modestly can be a unique challenge for BYU students because of their aim to adhere to the Honor Code and other religious practices.

BYU's Office of Belonging and BYU Athletics hosted their God's Love Across Lands event on May 14 in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month.

When you think about the music of Provo, you probably aren’t thinking of thumping bass and underground raves. However, in reality Provo has a vibrant and rich electronic music scene.

Americans were overjoyed to learn that they might just have an at home view of the Northern Lights last week.  In a rare occurrence of a giant solar storm, the Aurora Borealis lit the United States from Boston, Massachusetts, to Seattle, Washington, and even along the Great Salt Lake.  Americans are still sharing their experiences, photos, and videos all across social media.

Michelle Bennett, the assistant vice president at the BYU Office of Information Technology, gave a devotional on Tuesday, May 14 in the Marriott Center.

On September 11, 2001, Melissa Puente found herself walking uptown with hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers after having watched the second plane crash into the World Trade Center. Everyone was silent.

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Most students might spend their holidays visiting family or exploring tourist sights. One local student, however, has chosen a rather unconventional destination for his school breaks: Kyiv, Ukraine.

A Mississippi woman has gone viral for her drink of choice at Sonic.  Without missing a beat, she orders a Dr. Pepper with pickle slices in it.  The off menu item has become a fan favorite amongst TikTok scrollers, with one user dubbing it the “Dr Pepper Pucker”.

Government officials, police officers, residents and the family of the late Santaquin police officer Sgt. Bill Hooser celebrated his life with a funeral and procession on Tuesday, May 13.

After investing 22 million dollars over the course of five years, the Utah Hogle Zoo opened a new three acre exhibit on May 9.

Officers were dispatched to the engineering building where a male had been sleeping in the mothers room for the previous two nights.

On Sunday, May 5, BYU Singers participated in the 69th annual Cork International Choral Festival in Ireland and placed first in the Fleischmann International Trophy Competition.

New Yorkers were shocked to see three teens attempting to cliff jump into the Spuyten Duyvil Creek. Climbing the rocks and swimming are not permitted in this area, and the teens had to be rescued by emergency crews. All of the boys were escorted to a local hospital, with one being carried on a stretcher. Despite being shaken up, no life threatening injuries were sustained.

Utah’s Hogle Zoo is looking forward to their expansion with the new exhibit: Wild Utah.  The new exhibit acts as a spotlight on the state’s animals and plant life in a continued effort to the zoo’s mission of wildlife conservation.  To commemorate the grand opening, Hogle Zoo’s Barton, a rescued North American porcupine, cut the celebratory ribbon himself.

Tia Young, a 23-year-old UVU graduate of Orem, is working to improve the world’s perception and acceptance of autism.

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Private equity's involvement in the digital age, along with platforms like TikTok and other social media, are reshaping the music industry by reviving older hits and discovering new artists. 

A woman from South Dakota is about to mark a big milestone this week. She will turn 100 years old and her family and friends are planning a huge celebration for her.

BYU’s industrial design major is giving way to the new Product and User Experience Design program which allows students to combine physical and digital aspects of design.

Graduating senior Alex Muti said being a first-generation college student comes with unique challenges.

Lighting strikes an erupting volcano in Acatenango, Guatemala. These natural phenomenons are called dirty thunderstorms because of the colliding particles of volcanic ash.

With the 2024 general election rapidly approaching, students and professors shared their feelings about the current political climate on college campuses.

This semester, several groups from BYU have demonstrated the power of ministering through music on campus, in local communities and even on an island across the sea. 

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The Cougar Pride Center held its fourth annual pride march in downtown Provo on Saturday, April 27. The march began at the Historic Courthouse and ended at Memorial Park.

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At BYU's Annual Unforum on Tuesday, April 16, students watched performances and heard from President C. Shane Reese, who announced the official hire of BYU's new men's basketball head coach.

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At the unveiling for the Rollins Center for entrepreneurship and technology, President Reese spoke about BYU's efforts to inspire students to lead in important and different ways.

With the warm weather comes bright flowers and colorful trees, enabling students to find a wide range of unique plants on BYU campus.

Four journalism students and two faculty directors traveled to Ghana from Feb. 16-25 to film a documentary about BYU-Pathway Worldwide.