Josie Jeanell Outen
Email: Jouten0@byu.edu
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BYU Law professor encourages future law school students to ‘dare to be’ at Pre-Law Symposium
BYU Law professor Michalyn Steele, the keynote speaker for the Utah Center for Legal Inclusion Pre-Law Symposium, encouraged future law school students to ‘dare to be.’
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PEN Talks student panelists discuss media and body image
Arguably, social media has had some amount of positive impact on society, but it definitely comes with costs. On Oct. 17, PEN Talks addressed one of them: how body image is affected by social media.
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The making of fear: Inside the prep of haunted house attractions
Fear is a feeling most people avoid, but when October rolls around, many seek it out. Haunted attractions deliver fear, but how do they prepare for the delivery?
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Rev. Dr. Andrew Teal explores humanity in religion at annual Truman G. Madsen lecture
The Rev. Dr. Andrew Teal discussed what it means to be human in a religious context at the annual Truman G. Madsen lecture on Oct. 9.
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Light up the Night: Support for sexual violence survivors
On Sept. 20, various organizations gathered at Brigham Square for Light up the Night, a back-to-school event designed to support survivors of sexual and domestic violence and raise awareness of available resources.
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BYU hosts second annual Bopsim festival, celebrating Korean culture, food and unity
On Sept. 14, BYU celebrated Korean culture by hosting second annual Bopsim Korean Festival.
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