Brigham Young University theatre student designers hosted the “Fabulicious: A Totally Sweet Fashion Show” on April 15 in the West Campus Central Building.

Students and faculty gathered in the Harman Building on Wednesday, April 15 for a Kennedy Center lecture highlighting student research on “Sport and Society,” a semester-long theme examining the role of athletics in local and global contexts.

Brigham Young University's annual Unforum on April 14 featured the 2026 academic year’s accomplishments through performances, awards and addresses from colleges across campus, centered on the theme "Gifts of Light" in honor of the 150th anniversary of BYU.

With winter semester coming to an end, students across the Brigham Young University campus took time to reflect on what this semester meant for them.

BYU’s University Chorale, a high-level choir for students of all majors, performed Tuesday, April 14, at the Provo City Library.

Provo is not exactly known for its party culture, and sometimes it can be difficult for Brigham Young University students to find exciting things to do with their time.

For many young members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, an 18-month or 2-year mission marks the beginning of adulthood — but what happens when that service is cut short?

On March 24, the Provo City Library ballroom filled with students, community members and friends who gathered to hear Faye Lincoln, daughter of two Holocaust survivors, speak.

The fourth quarter rolls in. Players are running on fumes as the game tightens in the final minutes.

BYU baseball is more than just a team — it’s a family.

When Ammon Montenegro heard his name announced as BYU’s Most Inspirational Athlete of the Year, his first reaction wasn’t pride.

There comes a time in every athlete’s career when they have to make the most difficult decision of their life — to step away from the game.

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.

In southeastern Utah, where red rock formations meet open desert and dark night skies, Bluff Dwellings Resort has established itself in one of the state’s most remote communities.

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