Late Thursday night a group of BYU students hiked up Y Mountain to add three more letters. The new word reads, “YEET.” Incoming freshman Aron Martinsen led the charge: “We just wanted to get a head start on leaving our mark on this school. The Y was pretty basic and it deserved a glow up.” About 75 students, who all met on Mutual, gathered together … Continue reading BYU students change Y to YEET
Starting in August, students will be able to take classes that will help them prepare for biblical events, the millennium, and even the eternities. One class that is expected to fill up quickly is SFL 483: Finding Your Eternal Companion in the Eternities. “This class is perfect for people who struggle to date here in mortality,” claims Professor Ken Talmage, who will be teaching the … Continue reading BYU Announces Classes for the End of Days Available Starting in Fall 2021
In recent years there has been an explosion of energy drinks with high levels of caffeine – a dangerous gateway drug on par with sniffing Sharpies. And while 64% of BYU students admit they’ve performed the latter substance abuse, many say they consider energy drinks to break the Word of Wisdom. Not all caffeinated drinks are created equal; the quantity of this laced drug varies … Continue reading Student Poll: Do Bang Energy Drinks Break the Word of Wisdom?
Have you ever noticed how the bell tower on campus only plays hymns? Sometimes they get old, so to spice things up a bit, the bell tower committee decided to debut the new hymnbook a few years early. The new hymn book includes some much-loved classics such as “Popcorn Popping” and “Sunbeam.” However, there are some new additions. Wyatt Wallace, the bell tower vice … Continue reading BYU Bell Tower Debuts New Hymn Book
Early last Saturday, during one of his social media rants, Trucker Carl, an intern from the Honor Code Office, was talking about the dangers of being on campus. The main one, he claims, is the academic stress that every student faces. He says that the worst part of it is that their stress can radiate and affect the people around them. He even goes as … Continue reading Please Do Not Call the HCO Over Kids on Campus
