Harold B. Lee Library

Life was different before the advent of internet searches.

A Salt Lake newspaper run by women in the 1800s shows the career, education, and lifestyle opportunities for Utah's fron

In the battle over facts and fakes, insights and hot takes, how can you become a savvier consumer of information?

Alien planets? UFOs? Photographer Daniel George's latest work features something more mundane: the Utah Jell-O salad.

The Harold B. Lee Library isn’t just for book lovers—it’s for musicians, designers, and film junkies, too.

Before it was the HBLL, it was the J. Reuben Clark Jr. Library. And before that? It was a bunch of steel crosses.

BYU students flocked to the Harold B. Lee Library for the chance to hold a first-edition copy of the Book of Mormon.

BYU’s new family study room has lactation rooms, rockers, play structures, sound-proof glass study rooms, and more.

BYU now owns the Arnold Friberg portraits used for Cecil B. DeMille’s The Ten Commandments.

What corner of campus is best for rest? Reader answers, spanning decades and buildings, didn’t disappoint.

The social-media persona of the Harold B. Lee Library is getting a generation of digital natives excited about books.

For the careful reader, the Bible yields fresh insights and newness of life.

After Chinese history professor Paul V. Hyer helped an acquaintance on a trip, he came home with a most unusual payment.

Nemelka’s tree trunk, discovered in a junkyard, took early four months to get just right.

Madeline McNeil points drowning students toward help.

The Harold B. Lee Library has made a home for the creative world of a Newbery-winning fantasy author.

Making an Egyptian mummy case was on this alumni's bucket list.

Photographs captured depicting the bombing of Pearl Harbor.