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Christmas in Nauvoo, a yearly Family Home Evening event hosted by the Education in Zion gallery, was held Monday, Dec. 4. Attendees celebrated Christmas through singing, dancing, crafts and games that would have been familiar to early Saints celebrating Christmas in Nauvoo.

A temporary exhibit in the Joseph F. Smith Building promotes BYU students to build a mindful life amidst their studies.

Brother Stephen W. Owen, Young Men general president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints spoke on how the Lord gathers his people during a BYU devotional at the Marriott Center on Oct. 23. (Lexie Flickinger)

Students, families and couples in the Provo area have found a new activity for dating and

Dr. Daniel Mark addressed BYU students at the Varsity theater about the importance of defending family ethic and religious freedom. He promoted the institution of family home evening.

It is Monday night. Bold patterned, animal-like wooden masks stare down students south of campus. At the northern end of campus, students inspect Islamic calligraphy on ancient scrolls and massive stone sculptures. Somewhere west of campus, a snake twists around the arm of a wide-eyed student, who listens to the animal expert listing off the snake's favorite foods.