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On this episode, BYU will require incoming students to read apostle Jeffrey Holland’s controversial ‘musket speech, Supporters want to build a 300-foot statue at Point of the Mountain, and Gov. Spencer Cox announces that he is set to veto ‘several’ bills from the Utah Legislature at the deadline — but won’t say which ones.
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In other news: On Thursday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced a few significant changes to rules at its university campuses.
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On this episode, BYU messaging for faculty, a social media crackdown for minors and a new cancer treatment.
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Students who participate in these food research panels can get a free snack and a little bit of cash for their trouble.
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School officials said the investigation conducted into the accusation found no evidence to corroborate the allegations.
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On this episode, UDOT says it prefers a gondola, the investigation into racial slurs hurled at a BYU game contunues, this season of U of U football and the departure of Donovan Mitchell.
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Researchers studying suicidal thoughts and behavior among adolescents don’t usually take a machine learning approach, but that’s what BYU, Harvard, and…
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In preparation for students returning to campus, a group of faculty, staff and students at Brigham Young University are working together to hold…
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Brigham Young University’ theater department is producing a play full of firsts. In fact, for the first time you can watch it in your own home.“North…
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Coronavirus cases in Utah continue to grow in young-adult populations-- especially those on college campuses. Mia Fairbanks interviewed Janice Hall, a…