An event that’s been in the makings since August finally made it’s debut. Since the new semester schedule caused a hiccup in the normal semester activities, BYUHSA members decided to host an Olympics Jan. 26-30.

A 13-year-old North Carolina resident, Nicole Lovell, was stabbed to death after connecting with an 18-year-old Virginia Tech student on the app Kik.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, and 14 days to prepare from the beginning of February, the LDS Church issued a 14-day Love One Another Challenge. Each day challenges members and non-members alike to emulate a love like the Christ’s.

The Internet as we know it is slowly collapsing due to a recent spike in the use of ad-blocking software, according to Newsweek. According to Kevin Maney at Newsweek, “This is a problem because a great deal of the Internet is built around advertising. It pays for news, videos, social media, search, email, maps, music and a whole lot more.

After four years of construction, the Provo City Center Temple opened its doors on Jan. 15 as an open house for the general public until its dedication on March 20.

If half of the world population has a phone with a built in camera and every one of them takes around ten pictures a day, then this adds up to more than 10 trillion photos every year, reported Worldwide Image Capture Forecast. The challenge is to transform this huge mass of pictures in useful, uplifting and inspiring ways.

The limits of academic success to provide happiness become more and more evident as IQ tests fail to take into account other values, such as cognitive intelligence, common sense, creativity and family life, reported bbc.com.

The BYU–Hawaii men’s and women’s tennis team is hitting the courts once again for their 2016 season.

Led by Cory Lange, the BYU–Hawaii men’s basketball team defeated visiting conference opponent, the Dixie State University Red Storm, 95-83.