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Toll Tales
BYU graduates share heartfelt, humorous memories of BYU’s bell tower—from carillon concerts to love stories.
Silly slang and cultural traditions accent and unite this one-of-a-kind family.
Letting the Lord’s light in requires effort. But you are enough, and He will help you.
The best part of basement living? Developing relationships with my family upstairs.
A 30-foot rock-climbing fall becomes a master class with God on life, listening, and love.
Life-sciences student Erika Frandsen honors BYU founder Martha Jane Knowlton Coray and reflects on being "too much."
During the summer months, BYU students had some extra time to earn money, have adventures, and store up memories.
LeeAnne Lisonbee Whitaker remembers a moment of connection across five living generations of women in her family.
Over the course of 20 years, an alumna and her BYU humanities professor share gifts of belonging.
Steven J. Lund shares flashes of light, or moments of revelation from God, that he has experienced in life.
Wherever mom was, we were. In the kitchen. On her king-size bed. As close as we could possibly get to her on the couch.
A red-tailed hawk family and a mother both prepare to say goodbye to fledglings.