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BYU College of Life Sciences hosts first-generation student luncheon, connecting students and mentors
The College of Life Sciences held a first-generation luncheon in the Wilkinson Student Center on Nov. 17.
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Agar art competition blends science and art while encouraging experiential learning
The Department of Microbiology and Molecular Biology combined science and art through its unique, semi-annual Agar Art Competition last week.
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Highlights from BYU colleges: Construction management awards $48k in scholarships, scientists develop superbug testing
Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering
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BYU seniors find ways to celebrate graduation despite COVID-19
Caps and gowns, commencement speakers, pictures with friends — all hallmarks of a traditional college graduation ceremony. But this year is drastically different.
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BYU starting to move classes online as COVID-19 spreads
Read also: BYU cancels classes March 13-17 due to COVID-19
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Daily nutritional challenges offer students chance to win prizes
March is National Nutrition Month, and BYU students can win some extra money by completing daily challenges during the month.
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College of Life Sciences to host event for women
The College of Life Sciences is holding its second annual She is a Scientist workshop and dinner on Feb. 5.
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BYU professor enthralled by reptiles
Sites holds a caiman caught during a trip in the Peruvian Amazon last summer. He spent nine days doing field work with students in a field house that only had electricity for part of the day. (Courtesy Jack Sites)
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