Office for Civil Rights dismisses Title IX complaint against BYU
The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights has dismissed a Title IX complaint against BYU that alleged discrimination toward students in same-sex relationships, the university announced on Feb. 10.
Young Company debuts ‘As You Like It’ tonight
BYU's Young Company debuts their show "As You Like It" tonight at 7. The Young Company will portray the classic Shakespearian tale with an '80s twist, complete with love triangles and live karaoke.
Students create cost-effective prosthetic liners for low-income countries
Students in the BYU Global Engineering Outreach project created low-cost prosthetic liner molds to help lower-income countries.
BYU responds to religion professor’s comments on race
BYU responded on Tuesday to comments made by Brother Brad Wilcox, second counselor in the Young Men General Presidency and BYU religion professor, about race and the priesthood.
Elder Clark G. Gilbert shares four ways to find Christ’s peace...
Elder Clark G. Gilbert encouraged students to have faith during difficult times, sharing four specific ways to find peace through Christ in this morning's campus-wide devotional.
Photo Story: Architectural symbolism seen throughout Joseph F. Smith Building
The architecture and design of the Joseph F. Smith Building is symbolic of intelligence being the "glory of God." According to a video published by BYU in 2015, the structure emphasizes divine conversation and the importance of seeking both secular and spiritual knowledge.