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Stellar Impact
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Stellar Impact
For years, BYU students have been shaped by their research and experiences at the West Mountain Observatory.
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Bridge to China
The Chinese Bridge competition is elite—but so is Ashley Breinholt, who placed second in the competition.
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Pollution Problem
A BYU professor and his team of students study how diesel exhaust affects fat cell growth and metabolic health.
BYU sustainability efforts "foster a common reverence for creation."
Undergraduate Jordan Moore's digestive tract research is making waves—and paving the way for the future of healthcare.
Thanks to international relations student Elizabeth M. Reynolds, BYU held its first naturalization ceremony.
You may have seen the classic water-cycle diagram, but a new one rethought by BYU professors adds a missing element.
Planetary scientist awarded the honor of having her very own planet named after her.
Walking alone is different for women. A new BYU study has eye-catching proof.
In a game-changing new course, students dive deep into BYU’s mission and find their place in a community of belonging.
BYU's Eyring Science Center has a new permanent display that tells the story of the James Webb Space Telescope.
Graphic-design professor Linda A. Reynolds and a team of students used spatulas to build a custom typeface.
Mentor extraordinaire, "worm herder," Antarctic explorer, surfer dude—BYU biologist Byron Adams is one chill scientist.
BYU seeks to become the "fully anointed university of the Lord" of prophesy, a great light of the world.
Chad Pollard and Kelaney Stalker apply epigenetics to projects they are passionate about while working in a BYU lab.
Brandon Sanderson teaches one of BYU's most popular courses—here's why aspiring writers flock to his class.
BYU computer science students are using AI to translate bees' dancing language in real time.
Laesgaw K’Chawtee aims to empower his people—at BYU, he’s starting by teaching their language.
Humanities students donning white lab coats uncover patterns in Charles Schulz's Peanuts.
BYU anthropology graduate student and Hmong shaman Yang Vang shares how he's working at BYU to preserve his culture.
Two BYU students teamed up to design and test an upgraded medical boot.