Readers’ Forum: 10/1/19
Beard policy BYU is famous for its Honor Code. It’s one of the main reasons I chose to attend this school as it helps maintain an atmosphere of professionalism, learning and spirituality. However,...
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Young performing missionaries host fireside for those hoping to share the...
Former young performing missionaries stand and sing a song about the restoration of the gospel at the young performing missionaries fireside on Sunday, Oct. 13. (Hannah Miner) The energetic chatter of...
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Local Utah artists look to leave a mark on the music industry
Bri Ray performs for fans in Rexburg, Idaho, at a one-day festival organized by friend and fellow musician JTM. (Marisa Lynbone) See also “Social media helps local musicians reach new heights“ Utah...
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BYU football player doubles as music performer
Leer en español: Jugador de fútbol americano de BYU también hace de intérprete de música A lot of kids grow up having ambitious dreams — traveling to the moon, being a world-famous singer or becoming...
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BYU performing arts students adjust to COVID-19 restrictions
Folk dance students practice social distancing. There will be no public, in-person performances this semester, but classes continue. (Preston Crawley) BYU performing arts students are quickly adapting...
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Construction continues on new BYU music building
Rendering of the new music building, located on the east side of campus near the Law School. (College of Fine Arts and Communications) The construction of a new building planned to house the BYU...
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