Britney Heimuli is a journalist at Deseret News. She covers themes related to arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater and art, while also addressing topics such as data, the Coronavirus, and public health issues in Utah. Britney's work has been featured in Brigham Young University.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Britney Heimuli's coverage heavily emphasizes health and scientific topics, with a focus on government announcements and data-driven insights. She seems to prioritize stories related to public health, medical breakthroughs, environmental impact, and emerging trends.
Given the prevalence of cited data in her articles, Britney would likely be most interested in receiving pitches that are supported by robust research or statistical evidence. Pitches focusing on innovative healthcare solutions, scientific advancements backed by credible studies or government policy changes impacting public health may resonate well with her.
It is clear that Britney’s work does not have a specific geographic focus but encompasses international issues relating to health and science – particularly those affecting North America. If providing expert commentary within these domains or sharing groundbreaking research findings relevant to global audiences is your expertise, it might catch Britney's attention.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
‘We cannot close our eyes. We cannot look the other way,’ says one education leader regarding the wave of recent teen deaths due to fentanyl
“I suddenly had the clarity that I had always been looking for,” said Mady Maio, who started the trend
The Cougareat welcomed Y Mountain Barbecue as it's newest dining addition on Sept. 4.
BYU’s first official food truck, Brigham’s Wagon, officially opened on campus this summer.
By: Britney Heimuli
BYU’s Museum of Art hosted a gallery talk that focused on famous 20th century art and the historical context that made those pieces timeless on Oct. 16.
By: Britney Heimuli
BYU introduced Cougar Dash, a campus food delivery service similar to DoorDash, available through the BYU app and online on the official website, found here.
By: Britney Heimuli
BYU Theatre hosted its 11th annual Microburst New Play Festival from Oct. 24-26.
By: Britney Heimuli
World-renowned double bassist Dominik Wagner played alongside the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra in a concert at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 11.
By: Britney Heimuli
BYU’s Office of Belonging, the Harold B. Lee Family History Center and the College of Humanities combined to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos in the WSC Garden Court on Friday, Nov. 1.
When asked if she thought she was going to win the title of Miss Samoa USA over 5 months ago—when she first decided to run—Josephine Lealaitafea immediately laughed.
(833) 317-6278 
