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Lean Back Into the Future

In the biggest revolution in transit since the Model T, BYU experts are working to make backseat drivers of us all.

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BYU and the Great War

During World War I, BYU students went forth to serve their country—both at home and abroad.

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Your Divine Individuality

As we strive to become like Christ, our talents, experiences, and even quirks will remain with us.

Web-Only Stories

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Partying Like It’s 2011

Three BYU greats found their way back to the same court for a whirlwind TBT final-four run.

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Real-Life Von Trapps?

The BYU-loving LeBarons became internet sensations almost overnight. We caught up with them to hear their story.

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BYU in the Top 10

Taysom Hill? Check. Tanner Mangum Hail Mary? Check. A softball player doing a handstand? You gotta see this.

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Inside Micropolis

With trillions of inhabitants, your gut microbiome affects your health in more ways than scientists ever imagined.

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Anything but Traditional

Computer scientist and mother of four Meher Shaikh sees no sacrifice as too high a cost for education.

Cougs You Should Know

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From Rec to Tech

A BYU history grad is helping rewrite the narrative for disadvantaged youth in Baltimore.

Alumni News

Acting for Good

Heidi Méndez Harrison loves the theater, and her favorite writers and audiences are kids in juvenile detention centers.

Alumni News

Camp College

The BYU Alumni Anchorage, Alaska, chapter offers a free ACT/College Prep Camp to disadvantaged teens.

Alumni News

Naturally Curious

She loves salamanders; he loves rats. Together, they research the endless biodiversity of the Amazon.

Fun Stuff

Alumni News

Stadium Upgrades

If you could direct the upgrades, how would you improve LaVell Edwards Stadium?

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Five Little-Known HBLL Secrets

The Harold B. Lee Library isn’t just for book lovers—it’s for musicians, designers, and film junkies, too.

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Up Your Parenting

The latest BYU research reveals two ways moms and dads can up their emotional skills.

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Like a Frayed Cord

After Ryan Moffett was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, he turned to his art as a way to find peace.

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Q&A: Radio from the Stars

The National Science Foundation awarded these two professors $5.8 million to upgrade a giant radio telescope.