This year marks the 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States of America, a date known as 9/11.

With their first season as college soccer players under way, the freshman soccer players said they have grown in unity as a team.

Several students and local community members offer their services to cut and style hair at BYU–Hawaii.

There is no sport humans are better fitted to than running, as observed by the German science magazine geo.de. According to geo.de, it is the most widespread sport worldwide, due to obvious reasons: one can start right away and without a coach or any special equipment beside shoes. Even that is debatable with the advent of barefoot running.

Felipe Repollo Jr. has been baking at Ted’s Bakery for more than 15 years and has become quite familiar with the history of his workplace.

“The blessings of the temple are priceless,” said President Thomas S. Monson in April of 2015. “As we enter through the doors of the temple, we leave behind us the distractions and confusion of the world. There is rest for our souls and a respite from the cares of our lives.”

Tiffany, Ashley, and Erica Greer all have different plans, different stories, and different lives. But when it came to deciding on college, their answers matched seamlessly.

BYU–Hawaii and the community of Laie enjoyed one of the university’s most memorable traditions, Food Fest on Saturday, Sept. 5.

Fighting ISIS has become ever more difficult because it is more than just a random terror organization, according to Major General Michael K. Nagata, special operations commander for the U.S. Military in the Middle East. “We have not defeated the idea. We do not even understand the idea,” he said, according to The New York Times.