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Change your sheets, live up to your name. See the parting advice parents gave dropping off the freshmen of 2016.
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In one alum’s memory, fall and football are inseparable from father.
Feature
In work with refugees in Germany, an alumna discovers that all stories connect if you follow them deep enough.
At the Y
This hand symbol seen around the world hearkens back to an LDS fisherman. Now it reps the Y.
First Person
With loathing, love, or laughter — sometimes all three —students tackle one of life’s grown-up chores.
At the Y
English professor Brian D. Jackson discusses American political rhetoric.
Alumni News
BYU alumni who have served as SCOTUS clerks have rich memories of being mentored by the justices.
At the Y
The building will be a five-story conduit for collaboration, right down to its thoroughfares.
Out of the Blue
Taysom S. Hill (’16) has jumped over, around, and through defenses and into the Heisman discussion.
Out of the Blue
As the 13th president of BYU, Kevin J Worthen expressed his hope that a BYU education will lift and transform students.
Out of the Blue
Karl G. Maeser's legacy lives on, including his inspired messages preserved on three 104-year-old chalkboards.
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