BYU researchers say 60% to 90% of people lie to their health care providers, and because of this, roughly 1.5 million people have incorrect medications that add $3.5 billion in unnecessary annual health care costs.
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How BYU quarterback Jaren Hall has handled the toll of losing this seasonThe fifth-year quarterback has dealt with injuries, a rotating door at receiver and perhaps the most disappointing stretch of BYU football in years.
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Stanford’s can’t-miss kicker: Karty perfect heading into Cardinal’s season finale vs. BYUKarty is 40-for-40 on kick attempts this season, including a school-record 61-yard field goal on the final play of Stanford’s Big Game loss last week.
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This BYU student’s new art show is based on her experience being LGBTQ and LDSBYU student Maddison Tenney has a new exhibit on display at the school that explores the intersection of her sexuality and spirituality. It focuses on those moments she describes as having felt “divine” for both of her identities.
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7 Michigan State University football players charged after altercation with University of Michigan athletes last month | CNNSeven Michigan State football players have been charged after a scuffle in a stadium tunnel with University of Michigan players after they defeated Michigan State 29-7 more than three weeks ago, according to the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office
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St. Joseph’s University continues hot start with 75-66 win over Temple in women’s basketballThe fierce city rivalry went back and forth and while Temple had the lead at the half, St. Joe’s fought back for a victory at the final whistle.
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Missing Vanderbilt University student's body found in New Hampshire mountainsSearchers have found the body of Emily Sotelo, 20, who went missing after she set out for a hike Sunday in White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire.
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