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The Next 50 Years
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The Next 50 Years
Entering the second half of its second century, BYU sends undaunted graduates into all the world.
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6 Presidential Reflections
In celebration of BYU’s 150th, six BYU presidents came together to discuss BYU, its mission, and its influence.
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Becoming BYU
In his inaugural response, President C. Shane Reese laid out a vision for the university that honors its prophetic past.
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Embracing President Reese
An unscripted hug and roaring ovation mark the inauguration of BYU president C. Shane Reese.
President Kimball charged BYU campus to rise to its academic and spiritual potential on Oct. 10, 1975.
During his nine years at BYU's helm, President Kevin J Worthen had a single-minded focus—the student.
Stats nerd and social butterfly, fun-loving friend and data-driven leader—BYU’s new president isn’t your average leader.
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland announces BYU's next president: C. Shane Reese, current academic vice president.
With stories from Ernest Wilkinson to Kevin Worthen, alumni share their first-person experiences with BYU presidents.
How campus went quiet, yet BYU continued on, during the coronavirus pandemic.
It’s a Cougar. It’s a Gymnast. It’s President Wilkinson? Learn the history of the Cosmo reveal and see the new chapter.
See how many BYU students experience sexual assault, how many know where to turn, and what BYU is doing to help.
The university launched a website in May to obtain feedback on matters related to sexual assault.
Rex E. Lee announced that he will be stepping down as president of BYU at the end of 1995.
When President Lee found it was taking students an average of 6 years to graduate, he knew changes needed to be made.
“The true follower of Christ recognizes a duty of service not only to deity, but also to government.”
BYU sent a letter to property owners in May informing them of its intent to create university-approved student housing.
In his inaugural address, President Kevin J Worthen articulates an upward climb both challenging and exhilarating.
Five key decisions in Karl G. Maeser's life laid a foundation for Brigham Young University
In a stirring ceremony Kevin J Worthen is inaugurated as the university's 13th president.
As the 13th president of BYU, Kevin J Worthen expressed his hope that a BYU education will lift and transform students.
President and Sister Samuelson leave a legacy of excellence, humor, and love for BYU.
A favorite son of Carbon County and a longtime leader in the BYU community is the new president.