Campus Events

SOAR, an annual camp for multicultural high school seniors, recently finished the first session of the summer on the BYU campus. Camp counselors shared how the experience uplifted not only the high schoolers, but themselves as well.

America's Freedom Festival at Provo hosted its annual Patriotic Service on Sunday, June 30 in the Marriott Center on the BYU campus. Elder Matthew S. Holland, General Authority Seventy, addressed the crowd as the keynote speaker of the event.

Scholars and religious leaders from across the U.S. gathered at BYU's Religious Freedom Annual Review on Thursday, June 20 and spoke on peacemaking and religious pluralism.

The BYU College of Engineering is challenging students, alumni and the community in June to build the best Lego creation.

The Religious Freedom Annual Review will be held by the International Center for Law and Religion Studies on Thursday, June 20 on BYU campus. The review will feature new sessions meant to help members of the rising generation 'explore peacemaking through religious pluralism and freedom,' according to the ICLRS website.

The second annual Acknowledge event, hosted by the BYU Sorensen Center for Moral and Ethical Leadership, celebrated Black freedom and Juneteenth on Friday, June 14, at Helaman Fields.

BYU Arts announced its Bravo! series 2024-2025 season, including performances from world-renowned music, dance and theater stars.

Groups of energetic adolescents in colorful T-shirts overtake the BYU campus each summer with weekly FSY sessions.

BYU Outdoors Unlimited is currently hosting a challenge to hike as much vertical elevation as Mt. Everest's peak this summer.

BYU Theatre’s 2024-2025 season brings classic tales, musical comedies, Shakespeare and a contemporary story featuring an all-female cast to the stages of West Campus.

BYU departments and organizations set up booths to present their various resources and services for the campus community at the Hinckley Center on Wednesday, May 22.

BYU animation seniors premiered their short film and capstone project “Student Accomplice” on May 15 in the Varsity Theatre for a crowd of more than 400 students and loved ones.

BYU's Office of Belonging and BYU Athletics hosted their God's Love Across Lands event on May 14 in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month.

Thousands of BYU graduates and their loved ones filed into the Marriott Center Thursday to honor the graduates’ hard work.

Dr. Nazila Ghanea, a professor at Oxford University and United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief, encouraged J. Reuben Clark Law School graduates this week to focus their lives on justice.

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