On June 30, Anton Bowden, associate chair of the mechanical engineering department, spoke about the divine gift of the human body.

Students, volunteers and community members gathered at the BYU Wilkinson Student Center to save lives — one donation at a time.

The new Arts Building is almost completed, and students are expected to occupy it this fall.

Pop culture biopics are trending on the big screen and soon Jimmy Stewart will join the list.

When I arrived on the East Coast in May, there was one thing I was most excited to see: monuments. I’m a history buff, and I couldn't imagine anything cooler than visiting grand spaces dedicated to my favorite American heroes. With my camera in hand, I set out to capture as many monuments as my memory card would allow. 

BYU political science student and online political commentator Kai Schwemmer’s role in the Utah County Clerk’s Office has changed, following controversy and concerns raised by community members.

The annual Utah Treasure Hunt has begun. People across Utah and beyond are searching for a hidden treasure of $25,000.

The race for Utah’s 1st Congressional District has been ongoing, with four candidates competing for the Democratic nomination: Ben McAdams, Nate Blouin, Liban Mohamed and Michael Farrell.

When Marianne Barber's hamstring injury sidelined her track season, her coach reminded her of something she had spent 18 months teaching as a missionary: keep an eternal perspective.

Years after starring on South Field, Kayla Colohan is back at BYU women's soccer. This time, however, she's not wearing a jersey.

Going into his final event, BYU decathlete Ben Barton knew exactly what stood between him and a national championship.

NEW YORK — A new era has come to BYU basketball.

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.

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.

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