R.A.D. program teaches students self-defense
BYU and the Utah County Sheriff’s Office offer the Rape Aggression Defense program, also known as R.A.D., to students and others who live in Utah County.
Future impact of BYU parking citations
With almost 35,000 students and only a limited number of parking spots, many students try to find ways around getting parking tickets altogether.
Ten outdoor study spots on BYU campus
During BYU's spring and summer terms, the campus atmosphere becomes more relaxed. As the weather warms and flowers bloom, students near campus can explore new places to study and hang out with friends.
BYUtv supervising producer shares faith journey through Hollywood, motherhood
On September 11, 2001, Melissa Puente found herself walking uptown with hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers after having watched the second plane crash into the World Trade Center. Everyone was silent.
Gen Z students report more polarization, trend less Republican than previous...
With the 2024 general election rapidly approaching, students and professors shared their feelings about the current political climate on college campuses.
Ministering through music — how BYU students use their voices for...
This semester, several groups from BYU have demonstrated the power of ministering through music on campus, in local communities and even on an island across the sea.