Sheri Dew, a celebrated religious author and media professional, taught the importance of championing faith-filled media in her Wheatley Institute address which she gave on the BYU campus on April 3.
BYU softball ends Utah Tech game with a walk-off double The sun was finally shining at Gail Miller Field as the BYU softball team kicked off their game against Utah Tech University. The Cougars took advantage of the good weather and won 12-4, marking their second win against the Bison this season. The first inning […]
BYUSA hosted its very own Battle of the Bands on campus on March 9, an event they revived after a 10 year hiatus. Music lovers and performers alike came together to watch the bands perform and vote on their favorites.
Shurts, Bryant, and Katoa throw personal bests in busy weekend for Cougars Dallin Shurts, Danny Bryant, and Lia Katoa all threw personal bests this weekend as BYU competed in multiple different track meets. At the Triton Invitational in San Diego, sophomore Lia Katoa threw 55.36m/181’7 in the women’s hammer throw to to place herself tenth […]
The fourteenth day of the third month, or Pi Day, gives students and faculty an excuse to buy pie. What better way to celebrate than by indulging in a pie-eating competition?
Students across the BYU campus are embracing the official start of spring, taking advantage of the warmer weather and spending more time outside basking in the sunlight.
On visdeurbel.nl, anyone can watch the live stream from a camera placed at the gate’s lock and ring a digital doorbell, which sends signals to an operator to open the floodgates and let the fish through.
After joining all but one of this year's general conference sessions virtually, President Russell M. Nelson attended the final Sunday afternoon session of general conference at the Conference Center.
Including the newly announced temples in Lehi and West Jordan, Utah will reach a total of 30 temples.
