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150 Moments That Made Brigham Young University
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150 Moments That Made Brigham Young University
Discover the moments that made Brigham Young University in the 150 years since the school's founding as a small academy.
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Building Zion
Three generations of the Hutchings family have become builders of students, of temples, and of Zion.
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Higher, Holier Education
BYU faculty and staff are infusing their work with “gospel methodology, concepts, and insights.”
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Eternal Memories
Now being rebuilt, the Provo Temple provided a half century of memories for BYU students.
Invited guests in His house can find deep meaning and be blessed "in ways nothing else can."
Representing the 12 tribes, various stones from BYU’s collections are featured in a mural at the Rome temple complex.
An emeritus BYU math professor has unlocked a door to Indian family history.
Artist, engineer, and businesswoman, an MBA student just wants to be useful for God.
Operating a bed and breakfast in Nauvoo provides David and Diane Owen a chance to immerse themselves in Church history.
Two families have a life-changing experience visiting Joseph Smith sites.
For seven years, BYU Alumni Association Church history tours have taken alumni to historical sites.
More than 6,500 alumni—and a few of their friends—have now participated in BYU Alumni Association Church history tours.
Compelled by stories of handcart pioneers’ faith and courage, Scott Lorimer and his stake completed 4,000+ ordinances.
Participants in the alumni Church history tour joined some 330,000 people in visiting the Nauvoo Temple open house.
At the Joseph Smith Academy, remnants of yesterday come alive, stimulating new growth in today's students.
Students in the Nauvoo program become familiar with the details of the structure as well as its purpose and history.