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Elle Larson

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More than 180 students join Facebook Tent City page, but BYUH leaders say the housing shortage will improve

By Elle Larson
September 17, 2021
Trella Schlutsmeyer said when she noticed so many BYUH students planning to live in tents and cars if they didn’t get housing, she made a Facebook group to help them coordinate their living situations. The group, called Unofficial BYUH Tent City, boasts more than 180 members. She said the purpose of the group was to create a community for students without housing to safely camp on campus.
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BYUH welcomes more than 1,500 new students in an in-person Malamalama ceremony after a year of remote school

By Elle Larson
September 10, 2021
While the Malamalama Ceremony normally welcomes a new batch of students each semester, this year’s ceremony welcomed students who began school within a range of four semesters, Fall 2020 to Fall 2021. Admissions Manager Maurice Mo’o estimated 1,500 first-year students to attend BYUH this Fall Semester.
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