Poli Sci Student Prepares to Dominate Thanksgiving Politics Debates

Jarom Jorgensen, a sophomore at BYU studying political science, is now prepared for the debates with his family over Thanksgiving dinner. Jarom has both very conservative and liberal relatives who will inevitably start fighting over current political affairs. According to him, this year will be different. He is studying to be a lawyer and is now obviously smarter than everyone in his family, especially the … Continue reading Poli Sci Student Prepares to Dominate Thanksgiving Politics Debates

BYU Releases “Tips and Tricks” To Help Sheltered Students Better Understand Their Sexuality During Pride Month

Have you ever accidentally touched hands with someone of the same gender? Have you ever shared toothbrushes with someone of the gender? Have you ever talked about your emotions with another guy? Many students at BYU have been caught in these uncomfortable situations that have made them question their sexuality. These new guidelines, released consciously during Pride Month, have helped many uncultured students understand themselves … Continue reading BYU Releases “Tips and Tricks” To Help Sheltered Students Better Understand Their Sexuality During Pride Month

Opinion: The Umbrella Thing Was Very Cool and Based Actually

BYU student John Bell, also known as @thedanitebowieknife on Twitter, shared his thoughts on Color the Campus, and surrounding events that took place yesterday.  “Not that I pay attention to these things, but it feels like wearing clothes with a clear political agenda doesn’t have a place on campus.” he added that “BYU is supposed to be a safe space for members, but stuff like … Continue reading Opinion: The Umbrella Thing Was Very Cool and Based Actually