BYU-Idaho Accused of Bussing Unwanted Students to Provo

Tensions continue to rise after BYU-Idaho bussed 50 unwanted students to Provo. Without any warning or explanation, President Worthen is now responsible for housing, feeding, and educating these new students. According to Henry J. Eyring, president of BYU-I, sending these students over was a necessity. “We’re getting more and more students every year. We are a tiny little town, and it’s just not feasible that … Continue reading BYU-Idaho Accused of Bussing Unwanted Students to Provo

Tensions rise as BYUSA postpones negotiations with BYUSSR

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Trisha Paytas Attributes Her Growing Family to Recent Church Membership

Trisha Paytas has long been revered as an icon in the internet community due to her work in various areas, such as her YouTube channel and the feuds she instigates almost weekly with other influencers. When she announced her pregnancy, many were skeptical of the event, but it was not a farce. Indeed, on September 15th, the world congratulated Trisha Paytas on her highly anticipated … Continue reading Trisha Paytas Attributes Her Growing Family to Recent Church Membership

Closed-Toed Shoes Now Required on BYU Campus

The administration recently altered BYU’s dress code in order to prohibit toes, commonly known as “dogs”, on campus. It now reads: “Closed-toed shoes should be worn in all campus areas”. This takes away BYU students’ right to wear any kind of sandal, even those who opt for a more modest look by wearing socks with sandals.  “Personally, I’m glad I won’t have to see other … Continue reading Closed-Toed Shoes Now Required on BYU Campus

BYU Security Team Chooses to Allow Rushing the Field rather than Work on the Sabbath Day

Last weekend’s BYU vs. Baylor game was a nail-biter… and not just in regard to the two missed field goals. When a tied score led to overtime, this Saturday night football game stretched past midnight and into the following morning: Sunday. While this is a common occurrence in the world of college football, what does it mean for the Lord’s University? It turned out to … Continue reading BYU Security Team Chooses to Allow Rushing the Field rather than Work on the Sabbath Day