Teresa Bell, BYU German language professor in the College of Humanities, shared three ways to see God’s hand in life at the BYU devotional on April 1.

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, the BYU Library hosted its first ever sing-along of songs written by Utah women as they fought for their right to vote in the 1800s on March 25 in the Reynolds Auditorium.

A BYU student is combining her research with art to paint powerful portraits of women throughout history.

Jasmine Torres, a third-year Brigham Young University student, took a life-changing step at just 11 years old when she chose to join The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

BYU professors shared the stories and impacts of Utah and BYU women to celebrate Women’s History Month.

Most puppies learn tricks like rolling over or shaking, but some dogs are learning skills for a much bigger job.

The Trump administration is creating significant challenges for organizations that support refugees, including local non-profit organization Utah Valley Refugees.

A new gallery has joined Provo’s art scene alongside venues like the Compass Gallery and the JKR Gallery.

For the No. 7 BYU men's volleyball team, this season has felt like an emotional rollercoaster, full of thrilling victories, challenging losses and memorable moments that brought the team closer together.

During their usual winter semester, the BYU Cougarettes are on the clock, preparing for their national championship competition in Daytona Beach, Florida.

After playing 26 games away from home, the BYU softball team was eager to compete in front of its home fans at Gail Miller Field for the first time this season.

BYU football wrapped up spring practice last week and held a final media availability on Monday at the Student Athlete Building on campus.

The Christus statue, created by Bertel Thorvaldsen, is renowned as an incredible work of art that helps viewers connect with Christ, regardless of their faith origin. What many people may not know about the statue are its origins.

Explore the impact of the BYU–Pathway Worldwide education program in Ghana in this 13 minute documentary. Experience intimate interviews and stunning visuals, and listen to Ghanaians share how education has changed their lives. This is a story of hope, innovation and personal transformation created by four BYUjournalism students.

Four students and two faculty members in the BYU School of Communications journalism sequence traveled to Lahaina, Maui in October to document rebuilding efforts following the August Maui wildfires.

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