Lisa Ann Jackson Thomson
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Family
When the Light Goes Out
In a time when young adults seek help for anxiety and depression like never before, BYU experts offer advice—and hope.
Family
Arm Your Kids for the Battle
BYU experts share five ways to help kids in their fight against pornography.
Campus
Seen the Good?
BYUtv takes a new direction, providing more exciting yet edifying entertainment for the whole family.
Research
A Voice for Sophie’s Daughters
Students are giving voice to largely forgotten German women.
A once-neglected concerto manuscript now tells the tale of the development of a young genius and a musical genre.
These are the esteemed individuals and power couples who built BYU as we know it.
A BYU professor recommends a provocative restructuring of the U.S. judicial-nomination process.
BYU scholars illuminate dark corners of politics and help change the system.
In a summer field school, students practice archaeology and public relations.
Barbara Culatta has created an environment where her students can participate alongside her in research and teaching.
Using rhyme and alliteration, a BYU professor is developing literacy skills in at-risk children.
Many BYU graduates find success by perceiving a trend and skillfully riding the current.
Ronald Dennis was rummaging around in his family history more than 30 years ago when he discovered William Howells.
For BYU folk dancers, dance is a way of discovering, sharing, and celebrating the cultures of the world.
In a World War II prison camp, Ray learned to survive. In the jungles of Central America, he put that skill to practice.
A disturbing amount of advertisements are harmful to women says BYU professor.
BYU speaks out about helping students stay straight with the Honor Code.
"You don't have anything if you don't have the stories."
Tiny loans, called microcredit, provides credit to impoverished people and allows them to earn their way out of poverty
This Guatemalan case and other displays in the Common Threads exhibition were curated by students.
With six products to test and only 35 minutes allotted for each product, concentration levels are high.
Jones used literary analysis techniques to reveal the man and the motive behind the bombs.
Five scholarship recipients share their perspectives on scholarships and their thoughts about BYU.
Assistant photo archivist at the Harold B. Lee Library, digs through special collections and more to find holy grails.
The numbers do not reflect the campaign's progress in funding its priorities.
Jeffrey is one in a legion of BYU students heeding the clarion call to make the world their campus.
Igor and Vesna Gruppman find a profound power in music, a power they seek to share with music lovers and students alike.
Capturing children’s stories and fairy tales, a BYU faculty member and a local artist created 8 stain glass windows.
Students support and uplift each other through health challenges.
After BYU graduates have gone forth to serve, the spirit of the Y seems to call them back.
A BYU professor is helping households nationwide be more prepared for emergencies.