Peer mentors give first-year students leg up at BYU
BYU’s more than 30,000 enrolled students may feel like an overwhelming number to some incoming BYU freshman.
2034 Olympics could give Utah ‘soft power,’ BYU professor says
In November, International Olympic Committee leaders selected Salt Lake City as the preferred host for the 2034 Winter Olympic Games, bringing recognition and responsibility to the Utah capital.
Sheri Dew invites BYU students to champion faith-filled media
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’s Battle of the Bands makes comeback after 10 years
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.
Students soak up warmer weather, more daylight hours
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.
Cosmo can do it all: A look at his best stunts...
From jumping over stacked tables to getting his groove on in a Salsa dance, Cosmo can do it all.