Campus Events

Audiences joined the media arts department, led by the Student Film Association, from April 4-5 to view more than one hundred student films.

In November, International Olympic Committee leaders selected Salt Lake City as the preferred host for the 2034 Winter Olympic Games, bringing recognition and responsibility to the Utah capital.

The BYU School of Communications and the Wheatley Institute partnered to hold a lecture with Sister Sheri Dew, a celebrated religious author and media professional. Sister Dew taught the importance of championing faith-filled media in her address which she gave on the BYU campus on April 3.

Women who work in the construction industry participated in a panel at the Engineering Building on March 25 and discussed discrimination and work/life balance in the field.

Not long ago, we celebrated International Women's Day, yet Women's History Month continues.

A panel of interfaith students answered various questions about how their non-Latter-day Saint faiths have affected their experiences at BYU and at work on Tuesday, March 19.

BYU’s Annual Night at the Museums showcased all five campus museums in a free community event on March 22, increasing participants' awareness of BYU resources.

The College of Family, Home and Social Sciences held a two-day gerontology conference with presentations from experts in psychology, neuroscience and more.

Harvard professor and democracy advocate Danielle Allen taught students at the BYU forum on Tuesday, March 26 how to become confident pluralists in a world full of contentious beliefs.

BYU’s 43rd Annual Harold A. Cedartree Memorial Pow Wow invited dancers of various Native American tribes to the Wilkinson Center Ballroom for a weekend of honoring family and traditions.

Scholars from all over the country gathered at BYU from March 14-15 to present research on the American Christian TV series 'The Chosen.'

BYU students presented a disabilities panel on March 12 to answer questions about disabilities and inform students and staff about how to be more inclusive.

BYU’s Winterfest is a series of dance and vocal performances in February and March in the Conference Center Theater. Young Ambassadors calls this show, “Thank you for the music.'

Elder Brian K. Taylor of the Seventy invited students to learn about and live up to their divine identity, purpose and destiny in a BYU campus devotional on Tuesday, March 19.

Dancers from across the U.S. gathered at the BYU Marriott Center from March 12-16 to compete in the National Amateur DanceSport championships.

The Rhythm 'N' Soul Collective energized BYU crowds with African cultural dances and gospel music at this year's annual Black History Month Concert Series. The concert was held at the Harold B. Lee Library Reynolds Auditorium on Feb. 21.