As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, the practices of social distancing and self-isolation have gained popularity, especially amongst younger crowds. Even in Utah, students have begun staying indoors in an effort to slow the illness’s growth rate. But while staying at home is inconvenient for the people, the same cannot be said for the local fauna; literal cougars have been spotted roaming around BYU’s campus while … Continue reading Actual Cougars Reclaim BYU’s Campus While People Remain Indoors

COVID-19 has swept the globe, and experts say that at-risk members of our population are in imminent danger. Amidst the chaos of the pandemic, universities across the United States have been shifting to online courses in an effort to combat the spread of the disease. Provo’s own Brigham Young University has followed suit: classes were canceled from March 13-March 17 and will be moved online … Continue reading ‘I Just Think BYU is Overreacting,’ Says Healthy 22-Year-Old Student

Professor John Ulrich, an entrepreneurship professor in the BYU Marriott School, has proven his own entrepreneurial spirit in these trying times. While students celebrated, many professors were disheartened after the news on Friday afternoon that classes would move online. But according to Professor Ulrich, his first thought was, “How can I make money off this?” Professor Ulrich takes pride in his ability to turn any … Continue reading Entrepreneurship Professor to Make Full Online Course Available to Patreon Subscribers

Shortly after an announcement from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints’ headquarters regarding cautionary measures in relation to coronavirus was released, the CES department released a letter clarifying their stance on the global pandemic.  The statement was released via email and social media. It will apply to all Church schools.  Continue reading CES Department Bans Coronavirus, Says Pandemic “Will Not Lead to Eternal Marriage”