Brigham Young University's Museum of Art unveiled a 15-part exhibit depicting the Savior’s final mortal moments as a prelude to Holy Week.

The Gordon B. Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center at Brigham Young University was filled with music, dancing and light as guests gathered for the annual Traditions Ball on March 28.

Isabel Hallows Hawkes was born in American Fork and later moved to Salina, Utah, where she lived from third grade through high school. It was in third grade that politics first piqued her interest.

Brigham Young University's Living Legends performed “Seasons” on Friday, March 27, celebrating the group’s 55th anniversary with a multigenerational show exploring identity, ancestry and faith.

The Saturday afternoon session of the 196th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints featured sustainings of General Authorities, a new Primary General Presidency and messages from various Church leaders.

It was a sunny day at Temple Square as attendants gathered for the Saturday afternoon session of General Conference for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints initiated its 196th annual General Conference Saturday morning with messages about Jesus Christ and Easter.

The Saturday morning session of the April 2026 General Conference featured a solemn assembly.

Spring ball for the Cougars ended with some alumni pride and a little nostalgia under the lights.

BYU baseball picked up a key road win Friday, taking down the Baylor Bears 10-4 in Waco, Texas, to even the three-game series at one game apiece.

No. 1 UVU and No. 2 BYU are set to play in one of the most highly anticipated lacrosse games of the season on Friday at 7 p.m. at Skyridge High School.

With a chance to extend their season, BYU gymnastics fell just short Thursday afternoon, finishing third at the NCAA Regionals in Tempe, Arizona.

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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