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Top of Mind host Julie Rose shares how—in a time of division and “fake news”—she gathers trustworthy information.

What happens when you get good thinkers from different generations talking? For starters, you can move past “OK Boomer.”

Students record a spot in 1946—the year student Owen Rich started the KBYU station. If only we had the recording.

BYUtv's new thriller, Extinct, features spaceships, explosions, aliens, and sci-fi drama.

A high-pressure lab prepares journalism students for the frenetic world of broadcast journalism.

BYUtv’s new hidden-camera show loves pulling off a good surprise.

For Sam Payne, storytelling and the guitar go hand-in-hand.

This BYUtv docudrama tells a captivating story of an influential teenage girl.

Gain access to more information on BYU sports.

BYUtv Studio C’s Scott Sterling—“the man, the myth, the legend”—overtakes YouTube.

Game day wouldn’t be game day without the special teams behind the scenes, from the field painters to the stand sweepers

Under the leadership of President Ernist L. Wilkinson, BYU's slogan was erected at the west entrance of campus in 1965.

“Yes, I’ve seen it, and in my opinion it is a work of genius.”

After nearly two decades and more than 800 sporting events, BYU’s radio announcer is still perfecting his game.

BYUtv takes a new direction, providing more exciting yet edifying entertainment for the whole family.

From its new home on BYU campus, BYUtv and its sister stations help people everywhere see the good in the world.

Say hello to the future of BYU sports—football independence, a new conference, and more chances to cheer on the Cougars.

Check out these featured events going on at BYU.

BYU Television is getting a facelift, with a new slogan and a slew of new programs.