BYU Political Review

To educate, engage, and empower students to think critically about issues facing our nation and world. lRT’s don’t indicate endorsement.

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Our April 2020 issue is now available online (along with all prior issues)! Stay safe everyone. https://t.co/MUbPOGxFkN

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Our November 2023 issue is out!
https://t.co/SplX7abk6M

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@ap_follett Hey! We need to be more active on Twitter! Recently we’ve been focusing on our Instagram (check it out) but thank you for your comment well do better! 💙

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Apply to be on our team this upcoming winter semester! Engage in our weekly discussions about current events and other fun topics, as well as be published in our monthly issues!

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Hi @BYU I’m wondering if hummus is still in the supply rotation for on-campus vending machines and/or food services? Having a hard time finding hummus in the Wilk today. Vending machine stock has been scant. Supply chain issues?

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Hi @BYU I’m wondering if hummus is still in the supply rotation for on-campus vending machines and/or food services? Having a hard time finding hummus in the Wilk today. Vending machine stock has been scant. Supply chain issues?

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@camillewhis @BYU If you would like to write more about this issue, you can send us a student submission article!

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Our April issue is OUT!! Find it on campus or click the link in our bio to read it from your phone! Let us know which articles you liked and why! @ BYU https://t.co/dYlVbKHp9j

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This past Tuesday night, we had the opportunity to meet with Sheriff Michael Chitwood via zoom. When asked, “What would you tell this generation of college students?” Chief Chitwood replied, “Change begins with you. If you want change, you’re the generation that’s gonna do that.”

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Just posted a photo @ BYU https://t.co/AgFRKoFevt

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We also have a new Instagram! Please give it a follow @byupoliticalreview on insta

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Check out this month’s issue of the BYU Political Review! Link right here: https://t.co/MVllslus8u

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[President Biden Archived @POTUS46Archive]

Not many people have Oval Office walk-in privileges. Happy to report that these two are on the list.

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@mbarber83 Every time a problem ends, another one begins

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Thanks for the shout out, FHSS!!

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In the newest edition of the BYU Political Review read Cougar Boulevard: Why Complete Streets Benefit Everyone, How We Can All Engage Better in the Political Process, Paid Internships: Empowering Students in Poverty, and more!

Link in bio!

Artwork: Gwynie Bahr

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Democratic candidate Joe Biden reached 273 electoral votes this morning to win the presidency, beating Republican incumbent President Donald Trump.

https://t.co/DqPGi6ZFgV

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In response to recent COVID-19 trends in our valley, the following letter has been sent to all @BYU + @UVU students from BYU President Kevin J Worthen and UVU President Astrid S. Tuminez.
https://t.co/lfmQBuC2JW

[Provo City Council @provocouncil]

Council votes 6-1, with Travis Hoban against, to override the veto and pass the ordinance requiring masks in Provo. Details of the ordinance can be found here: https://t.co/vZ8brsLBa7

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Political science professors from BYU & Virginia evaluated over 40 million voting records from over 40 years and found vote-by-mail does not give either party an advantage.

They also found vote-by-mail increases turnout by about 2-3%. See the new study: https://t.co/edYgnDX9y1

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With classes just a few days away, we all must do our part to limit the spread of COVID-19 on campus. Today's Instagram story gives some important reminders to our students and faculty about what is at stake this fall. https://t.co/CLyiP9IOks