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Stellar Impact
For years, BYU students have been shaped by their research and experiences at the West Mountain Observatory.
On their recent tour to Southeast Asia, the BYU Ballroom Dance Company served between performances.
On the night of Oct. 8, 2024, BYU celebrated 100 years of hiking and lighting the Y.
This photogrammetry rig uses 35 cameras to capture every tiny detail of an object and create an accurate digital model.
After a big win, Diljeet Taylor and Ed Eyestone were named the 2024 NCAA National Coaches of the Year.
Thanks to international relations student Elizabeth M. Reynolds, BYU held its first naturalization ceremony.
BYU’s new pipe organ—the crowning jewel of the Music Building’s Concert Hall—is inspired by Provo's mountains.
Brooklynn Jarvis Kelson was named Student Photographer of the Year for the second year running.
Grads lined up to pose with their families for a novel BYU-themed photo op.
BYU Vocal Point and Noteworthy had their first combined tour to Asia, spanning two weeks and eight cities.
In September BYU Theatre Ballet traveled to a national celebration honoring famous choreographer Gerald Arpino.
This summer BYU students will collect data to help improve air conditions for Nepali bricklayers.
A temple panel from the Qing dynasty in the JFSB, telling an important metaphor about the student journey.
BYU students and faculty make space for cottonwood trees with locals in an effort to protect and revitalize Utah Lake.
An unscripted hug and roaring ovation mark the inauguration of BYU president C. Shane Reese.
BYU computer science students are using AI to translate bees' dancing language in real time.
A faculty-undergraduate duo become the first to sequence the clouded leopard genome.
The sound of the Artemis I launch, with its snaps and pops, was like “40 million bowls of crackling Rice Krispies."
On tour in Vienna, BYU's Chamber orchestra performs a moving concert for Ukrainian refugees.