Whatever It Takes
When her toddler son received a devastating diagnosis, a mother threw herself into the fight to find a cure.
Borrowing Light
The faith-filled words of others can provide a spark to ignite our own testimonies.
Seeds of Hope
BYU researchers are working to solve food insecurity at home and abroad.
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Article
Whatever It Takes
A mother threw herself into the fight to find a cure for her toddler.
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A Thing of Beauty
A Mother's Dedication
Dmitri Mendeleev's creation of the periodic table of the elements was made possible by the sacrifice of his mother.
Students
Parable of the Cane
Isaac James Richards honors James E. Talmage in his essay, Parable of the Cane, about conformity and conviction.
Family
The Rewards of Indebtedness
Deep gratitude to God is a remedy for entitlement and selfishness.
People
Curiouser and Curiouser
In his research and his teaching, a BYU grad and professor explores big questions in biology and faith.
Research
Chocolate Hunters
BYU researchers became the first to discover where the ancient Maya kept their sacred cacao groves.
Faculty
Running on Empty
BYU Economics Professor Christian Vom Lehn answers questions about inflation and the state of the economy in 2022.
Campus
Keeping the Faith
Courtney Wayment ended her BYU track career with more national titles than any other BYU female athlete.
Campus
Faithful Works
Rachel Cannon Boss (’23) isn’t an art student, but she still has a painting hanging in a gallery.
Alumni
Mama Eads’s Eats
Fall recipes from the kitchen of a BYU alum put the season's favorite squash front and center.
Family Focus
Nourish and Strengthen
Empowering children to improve their relationship with food and body image starts at home.
People
Leaving the Nest
A red-tailed hawk family and a mother both prepare to say goodbye to fledglings.