BYU journalism student ('25), writer and editor for the Daily Universe.
Ethan Pack
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Spring migration begins, Utah expects thousands of birds
Migratory birds have begun their annual trek north, exciting birders and bird enthusiasts who will be watching for them.
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Dred Scott's descendant attends honorary dinner in Salt Lake City
Lynne Jackson, Dred Scott's great-great-granddaughter and president of the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation, joined Brigham Young's descendants for a dinner in her honor on March 1 at This is the Place Heritage Park in Salt Lake City.
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BYU professor engineers three-dimensional scripture study approach
One of religious studies professor Tyler Griffin’s first teaching experiences was in middle school, where he gave a history presentation that went a little longer than his teacher probably expected.
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Utah enjoys higher-than-average snowpack after weeks of winter storms
After a lackluster December, Utah’s snowpack level is higher than 100% average because of several storms in January and February, according to the Utah Division of Water Resources.
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New Utah Lake recreational area expected to open late 2024
The Provo River Delta project, a natural restoration project meant to protect native fish and increase recreation opportunities at Utah Lake, is slated for completion in late 2024.
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Bill limiting future municipal grass usage reaches Utah Senate
A bill limiting the amount of non-functional grass used for state and municipal landscaping has passed the Utah House and is now being debated in the Senate.
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Utah Renewable Communities program on track for approval by end of 2024
Utah Renewable Communities, a project pioneering efforts to provide net-100% renewable energy to local Utah communities, is on track for approval by the Utah Public Service Commission by the end of 2024.
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Grow the Flow, other organizations gather at Capitol for Great Salt Lake rally
Hundreds of people gathered at the steps of the Utah Capitol building on Saturday, Jan. 20 to raise awareness and public support for the Great Salt Lake’s critically low water levels and sustainability efforts.
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Elder K. Brett Nattress of the Seventy shares daily actions that can develop ability to 'think celestially'
Elder K. Brett Nattress of the Seventy spoke to students and faculty about building their faith in Jesus Christ in a campus-wide devotional on Jan. 16.
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