Elder Holland shared what has helped him through the wilderness of his father's passing.
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The conference will be held April 29 through May 1, 2026 in Provo, Utah.
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“If you are really trying to listen and to be a disciple of Christ, you are walking in the Spirit—more than you maybe realize,” says Elder John A. McCune
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Each temple is about the size of a poppy seed.
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“Many deeply committed people are moving this work forward” directed by the vision of the First Presidency, says medical school dean.
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Disney star Adassa joined BYU Noteworthy for a soaring rendition of the hymn.
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Christ’s followers may have felt confused that their deliverer ended up on a cross, but His true mission became clear with the bigger picture.
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This is the first time a sitting head football coach has spoken in a devotional since legendary LaVell Edwards in 1976.
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“I believe that the discipleship that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has embarked on has national civic implications.”
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To better understand how religion impacts mental health, a BYU professor set up a yearslong study.
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The BYU football team has caught the attention of both CBS and ESPN—and not just because of its winning streak.
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BYU has released an update about the soon-to-be-built medical school coming to the university.
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“Plans for this medical school are underway, and specific target dates will be announced as they are set.”
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Before LaVell Edwards took over the BYU football program, the idea of players taking two years off to serve a mission was somewhat of a debated concept.
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Last weekend James Corrigan qualified for this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris. This weekend he and his fiancé will be sealed in the Saratoga Springs Utah Temple.
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Latter-day Saint Courtney Wayment just qualified for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. And she may have the greatest hype-woman of all time cheering her on.
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“When I arrived, we said a quick prayer, and then [my wife] shared with me something she felt I needed to say at the end of the interview.”
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Whether you know a missionary missing home or a struggling college student—send this advice their way.
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“We develop ourselves and others when we take unorganized matter [or brick] into our hands and mold it into something of beauty.”
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Each of this year’s locations includes a unique activity like golfing, hiking, or visiting Church historic sites, and each session costs just $50!
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Former BYU distance runners Conner Mantz and Clayton Young spoke with CNN about how the gospel has impacted their journeys to the Paris 2024 Olympics.
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After placing first and second respectively, Conner Mantz and Clayton Young will compete in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France.
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These events are the first of their kind and are meant to help “reset the culture of dating” in a “low-stakes, low-pressure way.”
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The recent inauguration of a new president of Brigham Young University included an incredible demonstration of how to truly sing in “songs of loudest praise.”
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Revisions to the honor code standardize expectations for students and are consistent with the principles taught in the Church’s ‘For the Strength of Youth’ guide.
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In honor of National Mascot Day, here are 6 of our favorite and epic Cosmo the Cougar moments captured on video.
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In Tuesday’s devotional, Elder Jeffrey R. Holland announced a new president for Brigham Young University, effective May 1, 2023.
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There is no denying the unique nature of Reverend Andrew Teal’s love and admiration for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But just how deep is the Anglican priest's love for the Church?
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Many returned missionaries are grateful for the skills they developed while serving. Now a research team has gone so far as to study the real-life, tangible effects of a mission.
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For young single adults who are missing the camaraderie, friendships, and fun they experienced at EFY, a brand-new opportunity is coming this summer.
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The devotional and forum speakers for winter/spring 2023 semester have been announced for BYU, BYU–Idaho, Ensign College, and BYU-Pathway Worldwide.
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Looking back on his remarkable journey, Langi Tuifua has learned that ‘God has a plan for you.’
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“As far as mascot athleticism goes, what BYU football’s mascot did tonight may be unmatched” —Pro Football Hall of Fame
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A new exhibit at the Brigham Young University Museum of Art is hoping to build theological bridges by exploring religious devotion, worship, and understanding.
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“Let me be clear where BYU stands on this issue: racism is disgusting and unacceptable.”
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Today we celebrate the life and legacy of author and historian David McCullough, two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize. Here are four times MCullough spoke to Latter-day Saints.
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The BYU Museum of Art recently asked people to pair stoic European art with modern Latter-day Saint grievances—and the answers have us in stitches.
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The building will be constructed where the Harris Fine Arts Center (HFAC) is currently located and will house academic, gallery, and performance spaces for three departments.
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Both in-person and online, see the iconic works of James Tissot, whose art was feature in Rob Gardner’s ‘Lamb of God.’
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Alex Brown has managed a stutter and Tourette’s his whole life. Through prayer and practice, he has been able to channel his challenges into a unique and unlikely skill: beatboxing.
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Four general authorities recently spoke at Church school commencement ceremonies and offered counsel to students receiving their diplomas.
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The BYU Cougarettes have done it again—and you don’t want to miss these new routines.
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It is hard for me to fully imagine what the women must have experienced as they came to the tomb and found it empty.
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Several Latter-day Saints college students have just added their names to the long list of celebrated production teams to come out of BYU’s animation and advertising departments.
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After a stellar regular season, the BYU women’s basketball team has big dreams for the “big dance.”
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The early Saints laid the foundation for how the LDS Church runs today. While many male Church figures are highlighted for their work, prominent women who contributed to the advancement of the Church are sometimes overlooked. For the month of March, Women’s Studies will celebrate Women’s History Month with a mini lecture series honoring great women in LDS history each week. The series will feature a line-up of speakers who have selected specific LDS women, like Lucy Mack Smith and Leah Widtsoe, who have contributed to the advancement of the Church.
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By now the notion that we are in the midst of a Mormon moment is clichéd, although if Rick Santorum continues to threaten Mitt Romney in the GOP primaries, the public focus on the Latter-day Saints could fade. For the time being, however, my religion is being examined in the public square like never before. It can be an uncomfortable experience. Consider a recent Washington Post article on race and Mormonism. Before 1978, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints denied its priesthood, which is normally extended to all adult males, to black men. In examining the legacy of that ban, the Post interviewed Randy Bott, a religion professor at church-owned Brigham Young University.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints issued a forceful statement Wednesday condemning racism, "including any and all past racism by individuals both inside and outside the church." The statement came in response to a Washington Post political story about Mitt Romney's run for the presidency and his faith's former ban on giving black men the priesthood. The story included reported comments from a popular BYU religion professor that included personal speculation about the former ban. Many Mormons were upset by Professor Randy Bott's reported comments and some considered them racist.
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The Church issued the following statement today in response to news media requests: The positions attributed to BYU professor Randy Bott in a recent Washington Post article absolutely do not represent the teachings and doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. BYU faculty members do not speak for the Church. It is unfortunate that the Church was not given a chance to respond to what others said. ...
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Comments made by a BYU Theology professor opening up old wounds about the LDS church’s policy on African Americans and priesthood. It was June 9th, 1978 when LDS President Spencer Kimball announced the church was opening its priesthood ranks to all worthy men. Some 30 years later the question why the church denied African Americans priesthood once again taking center stage because a Mormon is running for President.
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Few things are more damning for a professional sports organization than identifying, drafting and signing a player, only to release or trade him, then watching him flourish on another team or in a different system. That's part of the phenomenon of Linsanity in New York. Jeremy Lin went undrafted out of Harvard yet passed through the camps and rosters of the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets before becoming a star in the Big Apple. There's a long list of athletes who didn't flourish until their second or third team.
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