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In order to prepare for new garment styles and products that will soon be introduced, Beehive Clothing is discontinuing a few of the current garment styles for men and women beginning October 31, 2017.
In the wake of President Trump's Jerusalem announcement, BYU has created a travel restriction to protect the safety of students and staff.
To the left is the cover of the official an EFY souvenir book from 1991. It consists of the title, Feeling Great, Doing Right, Hanging Tough, in 80′s-tastic font design, and a photo of an exuberant young woman doing a sort of cheerleaderish jump for joy [1]. What I noticed immediately when I saw this image was the presence of leggings. It was remarkable to me because I have recently observed some controversy in the LDS community surrounding leggings and modesty.
When you meet modest-fashion maven Jen Loch, who has tens of thousands following her online magazine and store, you might expect another cute, wide-eyed Mormon blogger who has taken her faith, values, innocence and, of course, fashion sense onto the Internet.
Members flocked to social media during general conference to share their testimonies, favorite talks, announcements, and quotes. The Church facilitated the sharing of those messages by posting quotes, memes, and video highlights in real time during the conference sessions on the Church’s Facebook page, Twitter, and Google+ accounts. Here is a summary of those updates from each session: Saturday morning, Saturday afternoon, Priesthood session, Sunday morning, and Sunday afternoon
LDS Identical twins Ralph and Boyd Henderson recently celebrated their 99th birthdays, sharing memories of their incredible lives with family members.
Jimmer Fredette and I became friends in August 2010 right before his explosive senior year at BYU. When I heard he was in town, we arranged to catch up and chat about his recent engagement, the NBA lockout and what his plans are for the future. Needless to say, Jimmer is an amazing basketball player and more importantly a great person. It was fun to catch up. Here is part of our conversation. Travis: How's life after BYU?
What an incredible find thanks to the help of Mormon genealogical records.
In 1894, Alfred Dreyfus, a young French artillery officer of Jewish origin, was framed and unjustly convicted of spying for Germany. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in the distant, dreaded penal colony called Devil's Island, and placed in solitary confinement. His trial, and the long, tumultuous, ultimately successful campaign to exonerate and free him, constitutes its own dramatic story.