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BYU professor shares similarities between temples, BYU learning spaces
Plant and wildlife science professor Rick Jellen shared insights from his research and how he views the connection between temples and BYU campus learning spaces in a forum given on May 21 in the Marriott Center.
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BYU celebrates 195th birthday of Karl G. Maeser
Students donned shiny party hats, ate kolaches and chatted under blue and white streamers to celebrate the 195th birthday of Karl G. Maeser in the Education in Zion Gallery on Tuesday, Jan. 16.
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The eerie history behind the oldest building on BYU campus
With its storied past and the relocation of the site's previous occupants, the Karl G. Maeser Building stands as not only the oldest but also one of the most mysterious buildings on campus.
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Distinguished lecturer uses psychology to examine love, relationships
Clinical psychologist and 56th recipient of the Karl G. Maeser Distinguished Faculty Lecturer Award Brent Slife speaks to students and faculty at the de Jong Concert Hall. (Ari Davis)
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BYU professor earns one of the best faculty awards
Professor Howell explains how the compliant mechanism functions to the students. One of the biggest research projects Howell is working on deals with complaint mechanisms. (Jaren Wilkey/BYU Photo)
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LeGrand Richards' book explores BYU's first president
Karl G. Maeser (Photo courtesty of Wikimedia Commons)
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A birthday party 186 years in the making
Brigham Young University held a birthday party to honor Karl G. Maeser's 186-year legacy, complete with party games and cake, on Jan. 16.
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