Feature A Bridge to China A bond forged 40 years ago was renewed this year by BYU’s largest-ever performing tour.
Most Popular History of the Cosmos For nearly 60 years, BYU’s furry mascot has done whatever his Cougar spirit bids him. Evolution on Display An exhibit at BYU’s Bean Museum addresses evolution. Cosmo Inside and Out Fans and former mascots share Cougar tales spanning six decades. A Tale of Two Cosmos Who is behind the mask? Mighty Baking A self-taught baker defied the odds—twice—to win Food Network’s Cake Wars.
Feature Stuck in Neutral The road to adulthood—whatever that means—has never been longer. Should this have us worried?
Feature Beyond Compare When we feel inclined to compare, we should remember that the race is against sin, not each other.
At the Y Art in the Smithsonian Hanging in the Smithsonian, a portrait by two BYU photographers shows one of a language’s last speakers.
At the Y Far-Out Findings BYU and NASA are reaching deep into space with dust analyzers, rotorcrafts, and computer simulations.
At the Y Plan Your Pilgrimage Hidden gems in the Holy Land from a Jerusalem Center–inspired BYU professor of ancient scripture.
At the Y Keeping Kiribati Afloat A new professor is teaching her native language in the first university-level class ever offered for it.
Alumni News Eyes of an Artist Washington police officer discovers hidden talent through forensics class.
Alumni News Meeting in Mongolia More than 200 people attended the BYU Management Society's two-day entrepreneurship conference.
Alumni News Astride the Great Divide Two BYU Alumni use their science education to encourage wildlife preservation in the wilds of Glacier National Park.
First Person Life in a Mobile Home After their house is damaged by a fire, a family sifts through the ashes and learns that “home” is more than a building.
First Person Cleaning Checkout Cometh Students find some clever—and some clueless—cleaning solutions.
At the Y Squishy Service BYU students teach elementary students how to combat obesity and live healthy lifestyles in fun, creative ways.
At the Y No Lawyer, No Problem BYU law students create free tools to help people navigate the law and even the scales in areas such as evictions.
At the Y Dunking Queen Camdyn Roberts makes history by becoming the BYU dunk team’s first female member.
At the Y Scales and Talking Skills Professors and students at BYU are working to help kids with autism learn social skills . . . through a fish.
Feature Make Your 100 List The Marriott School expert on living intentionally wants you to make a 100 list. Here are the rules.
Web Only Partying Like It’s 2011 Three BYU greats found their way back to the same court for a whirlwind TBT final-four run.
Web Only Real-Life Von Trapps? The BYU-loving LeBarons became internet sensations almost overnight. We caught up with them to hear their story.
Web Only BYU in the Top 10 Taysom Hill? Check. Tanner Mangum Hail Mary? Check. A softball player doing a handstand? You gotta see this.