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Riley M. Lorimer

Yellowstone Collection

Research

A Park for the People

BYU’s Larsen Yellowstone Collection reveals the colorful history of the world’s first national park. 

People

Adventures at the Museum

One student’s enthusiasm for the Museum of   Peoples and Cultures is netting volunteers and visitors.

Campus

Designer Definitions

Art with the dual goal of informing viewers and cultivating a sense of social responsibility in designers.

globe

Campus

The Art of Family History

The art pays homage to Turley’s ancestors and expresses the idea that every person is connected to those before them.

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