A man and woman's wedding ring rest against each other on a table. A central aspect to marriage is becoming more like Jesus Christ, Chelom Leavitt, a professor and researcher for the BYU School of Family Life, said. (Emily LeFevre)

Campus Alarms

The Experience Journal, housed within BYU’s College of Humanities, gives students a space to reflect on how their experiential learning opportunities shaped their education and worldview.

Alene P. Sewell, portfolio director of artificial intelligence at Brigham Young University, reminded students that light is all around them at her devotional in the Marriott Center on May 12.

Millions of people suffer from infertility each year, and yet a leading cause of infertility derives from a genetic disorder that most women do not even know they have.

A pediatrician, a retiree and a journalist walked into a library to talk about AI. What sounds like a set-up for a bad joke was actually a new civic initiative sponsored by local nonprofit leaders to lead public discussion on pressing issues.

Brigham Young University alumna, Anna M. Wright, launched her first graphic novel, “Apos,” at The Compass Gallery in downtown Provo on Thursday, May 7.

Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are often stereotyped as being more musically inclined than the average person.

The Big 12 enters the 2026 college football season with several teams returning experienced players and others trying to replace major departures from last year.

The BYU baseball team had comebacks to tie in each of its other matchups against Kansas on Thursday and Friday but dropped each of them.

For most freshmen, college golf is about adjusting. For Kihei Akina, it has been about arriving.

Utah native Ryder Robinson arrived in Provo in the fall of 2024 as a sophomore, eager to make the starting lineup for the BYU Cougars.

No matter the day, month or year members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gather at the Salt Lake City International Airport with only one thing on their minds: a long-awaited mission.

I grew up in San Diego, California. I don’t think you could get much farther from the glitzy, coastal, big-city feel than Bluff, Utah.

10 years ago professor Ty Hopkins was working on a research project that he had invested everything into. Years of time, money, resources, everything.

“I’m not anything crazy,” Liv Bak, a student at Brigham Young University from Minnesota, says after telling me about her experience building her social media into a job. Having recently reached her goal of 10k followers, Bak may be considered a micro influencer, but her story is anything but small.

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