BYU Football Helmets Add Trucordia Logo
BYU Athletics has signed a multi-year deal placing insurance brokerage Trucordia's logo on the back of Cougar football helmets, debuting against Utah.
Provo Lifestyle News
For readers in Provo, this page covers cultural trends, family life, shifts in daily habits, home living and community events. Coverage examines how these factors shape the city and the areas around it.
Religion
Provo Approves Student Housing at Park Plaza
The Provo City Council unanimously approved redevelopment of the long-vacant former Park Plaza apartments into student housing near Brigham Young University.
Real Estate
Live Poll
Should city officials prioritize new mixed-use developments even when they displace existing residents?
Provo Council Approves Mall Redevelopment Plan
The Provo Towne Centre will transform into a new residential and commercial hub.
Education
Live Poll
Do you believe specialized academic courses on sports culture improve the quality of a university education?
BYU Launched Sports Anthropology Course in Fall 2026
The College of Family, Home and Social Sciences introduced a class examining the cultural impacts of modern sports.
Food and Drink
Live Poll
Should your city allow more bars in its downtown area?
Provo Council Rejects Downtown Sports Bar Proposal
Council voted 4-3 against The RX Bar and Grill, a proposed upscale bar for the former B&H Pharmacy building on West Center Street.
Relationships
Live Poll
Should private colleges enforce their own behavioral codes on students?
Brigham Young University Expels Dan Reynolds for Honor Code
The musician faced expulsion for premarital sex before completing a yearlong repentance process at the Provo institution.
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This section follows evolving cultural trends, changes in household dynamics, shifts in consumer habits and the local community life that defines daily experience. Reporting spans across the city and the communities around it. Educational and religious organizations play a defining role in shaping the daily schedules and traditions of local families. Economic pressures frequently act as the primary driver for shifts in how people organize their home lives and leisure time.