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A new water cycle features human impact.

Research

Water Cycle Revamp

You may have seen the classic water-cycle diagram, but a new one rethought by BYU professors adds a missing element.

People

The Little Planet

Planetary scientist awarded the honor of having her very own planet named after her.

Natalie Kirtley is an expert in decision making.

People

How to Make Up Your Mind

Natalie Kirtley reveals that the key to making decisions you won't regret is knowing yourself.

A man climbs a ladder.

Faculty

Mindset Reset

Visiting psychology professor Daniel Southwick answers everything you need to know to develop a growth mindset.

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Soaring Smiles
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The 3D-RST project formed to connect and support teachers in rural areas using technology.
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