Feature How We Met: Earl and Opal’s Love Story Didn’t know your favorite old folks were BYU alumni? Artist Brian Crane is a grad. Check out his tribute to BYU.
Feature 100 Don’t endure. The Marriott School expert on living intentionally wants you to make a 100 list and thrive.
Feature Make Your 100 List The Marriott School expert on living intentionally wants you to make a 100 list. Here are the rules.
Feature Crawling Down Everest They set out to make history on Everest. His life was saved by another’s sacrifice.
Feature “Thy Troubles to Bless” Even during dark days when questions go unanswered, we can find joy and faith.
Feature 3,186 Windows into Engineering With abundant glass—outside and within—BYU’s gleaming new Engineering Building brings innovation into the light.
Feature Finding God on Denali His client was trapped in a crevasse. For Stacy Taniguchi, it would be the ultimate test of faith.
First Person First Person: Cosmo Inside and Out Fans and former mascots share Cougar tales spanning six decades.
Family Focus Facts of Life The more parents discuss sex with their kids, the less likely the children are to engage in risky sexual behaviors.
At the Y Q&A: The Internet Never Forgets A BYU professor answers questions about how privacy on the internet works and whether we have a right to it.
At the Y Fast Feats BYU had its best school showing ever at the 2018 NCAA Cross Country Championships.
At the Y Hope for Simpler Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Research from BYU chemistry professor Ryan Kelly can identify cancerous cells using a simple blood sample.
At the Y Finding Common Ground A BYU-hosted NCAA event invited people from LGBTQ and religious communities to sit down together and talk.
At the Y Angels and Foundations Essay contest winner Emma Stanford writes on Ray Beckham, childhood Christmas pageants, and laying foundations.
At the Y Saving Cambodian Stories An oral history project unites families and uncovers the past by helping Cambodians record and document their stories.
At the Y What Makes a Place Home? Media professor Brad Barber scours the country for answers in his documentary series, States of America.
At the Y Framing History A BYU Museum of Art exhibit of Pulitzer-winning photography displays humanity at its best and worst.
At the Y Quite the Characters You probably won’t hear BYU animation students shouting, “We’re No. 1!” but we’ll shout it for them.
At the Y Killer Season In a near-perfect season, the BYU women’s volleyball team ranked No. 1 in the nation for 11 weeks.
Alumni News RISE: Anything Was Possible Current president of UVU Astrid Tuminez shares insights from her time as an international student at BYU.
Alumni News Exploring With Paint Alumni Ron Richmond has an eye for the off-balance. It's from the asymmetrical he creates stunning art.
Alumni News 50 Years of Foreign Films BYU's International Cinema is celebrating 50 years. Alumni share with us their stories from their time on campus.
Alumni News Lightening the Y: The BYU Brand When you want the world to know you went to BYU, there's no such thing as off-limits.
Alumni News Looking Back: Cougar Stadium An aerial picture of a packed Cougar Stadium in the early 1960s shows us how the stadium has changed since it opened.
Alumni News Looking Back: BYU’s Sagerooters In 1907, BYU students known as sagerooters help clear out land in Orem while the BYU Band provides them with music.
Alumni News Tax Records and Temples An emeritus BYU math professor has unlocked a door to Indian family history.
Alumni News Above the Flood Once a flood victim herself, BYU student Anelle Concepción now uses her studies to protect communities from floods.
Out of the Blue A Tale of Two Cosmos Who is behind the mask? Read about Peggy Heron and her experience being unmasked as the first female Cosmo.
Out of the Blue A Rhythmic Reverie Perceptions of Jazz at BYU have changed drastically over the past 50 years.
Out of the Blue Stick Drawings A winding maze of woven willow saplings, created by artist Patrick Dougherty, meanders around the BYU Museum of Art.
Letters From Home What Should Never Be Forgotten Age is interesting. We can find it sad, or we can find the beauty in our loved ones and learn from their journey.
