Feature Who Is the BYU GOAT? There are dozens of contenders for greatest Cougar athlete of all time. Can you pick just one?
Feature Black at BYU What's it like to be Black on an overwhelmingly White campus? Black members of the BYU community share their stories.
First Person The Post-Mission Transition The switch from missionary to BYU student has both awkward moments and triumphs.
Family Focus Maximizing the Mashup When earning and learning and living all happen in the same space, boundaries can blur. Here’s what to do about it.
Commentary The Marvelous Gift of Creation In the restored gospel, there is no room for indifference toward nature, which is infused with spirituality.
At the Y 19 Committees for COVID-19 With the world going remote, BYU made lightning-speed decisions to update campus for fall 2020 semester.
At the Y Finding Purpose in an Outbreak A microbiology PhD student traveled back home to Mexico to aid with the Chikungunya outbreak and found purpose.
At the Y Flying with Faith BYU dance professor Adam Dyer shares how his faith helps him overcome the fears of life and soaring in aerial dance.
At the Y Judging a Book by Its Cover Artist Abby deWitt captures the beauty of Elie Wiesel’s Night trilogy through her award-winning cover designs.
At the Y Pixelated and Perfect Learn how BYU scientists use Hubble Space Telescope images (like this one of Pluto) to make groundbreaking discoveries.
At the Y Fighting Fire with Fiber With wildfires a perennial problem, BYU students developed a tool to quickly detect fires and reduce response time.
At the Y Seeking the Best Books In addition to the scriptures, Terryl and Fiona Givens have read dozens of religious authors. Here’s their favorite 12.
At the Y Q&A: Seeking Truth and Wisdom Top of Mind host Julie Rose shares how—in a time of division and “fake news”—she gathers trustworthy information.
Alumni News Going Forth: Family Dancing, Rescue Flights, and Art by the Blind BYU alumni put their talents to use on the dance stage, in the rescue-plane cockpit, and in a classroom for the blind.
Alumni News Head of the (Virtual) Class Lauren Ard has combined science and pop culture to captivate more than 10,000 students in her beloved online classes.
Alumni News Alumni Arts: Illustrating Strong Women Family, motherhood, history, and strong women are dominant themes in Brooke Smart’s illustrations.
Alumni News Alumni on Location: Building Zion in India BYU Management Society India Chapter President Kiran Kota organized dozens of seminars to help lower poverty.
Alumni News Looking Back: 1950s Cougar Basketball In the summer of 1950 the Cougar men’s basketball team took its first trip abroad—a 33-day tour of South America.
Alumni News Looking Back: Dinosaur Jim ”Dinosaur Jim” made a big find in 1972—the bones of a new dinosaur, the Supersaurus.
Alumni News Lightening the Y: Wild West In the latest Aaron Taylor comic, BYU football travels to the Wild West only to find they don’t have any competition.
Out of the Blue A Quieter Campus With COVID-19 precautions in place, this year’s crop of freshmen are navigating a changed campus.
Letters From Home A Little Bit of Dark When this alumna felt hopeless, her brother's words reminded her that life and light will come.
