A BYU study reports that members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have the nation’s highest religious attendance rates and examines the impact of feeling God’s presence daily on religious identification.

Most students go to the Harold B. Lee Library to study, but the library is so much more than just a study spot.

For BYU students, the path to graduation is rarely one-size-fits-all.

Summer at the Museum of Art provides families with hands-on activities, kid-focused exhibits and even musical riddles. The MOA provides all of these activities for free to students and visitors.

In 2007, Jeffrey Linford told The Daily Universe that he wanted to change the world with a ukulele. Now, nearly 20 years later, Jeffrey and his twin brother Jason are seeing that dream come to life after years of songwriting, auditions, entrepreneurship and an unwavering belief that music can uplift others.

Mount Timpanogos Park in Orem has a new mountain bike trail.

Generative artificial intelligence is changing the media landscape from movies, to art and to books.

In recent years, vinyl, CDs and DVDs have made a comeback as Generation Z has embraced physical media.

In the all-time series between BYU and Arizona, the Cougars have the upper hand in a tight series, 14-12, with one tie back in 1957.

Kedon Slovis, the 25-year-old undrafted rookie out of BYU back in 2024, signed with the Green Bay Packers on Sept. 1, making it his second stop in the NFL after being cut from the Arizona Cardinals.

Saturday’s win over Utah Tech gave BYU fans something to rave about over the weekend. Highlight reel after highlight reel could be seen flooding social media with one player at its center, Legend Glasker.

BYU dominated Utah Tech in its 63-7 win on Saturday night and answered some important questions about this year's team.

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Content with his intellectual, architectural and other pursuits at home in Monticello, Thomas Jefferson had no intention of becoming a political leader during the founding of America.

The definition of independence has changed in America's 250 years. Are we still an independent nation, or a nation of independents?

One of Hollywood's most iconic sets, used over the decades for dozens of films, isn't a set at all. It's in the middle of nowhere, and filmmakers have been drawn to its magic.

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