BYU’s all-female a capella group Noteworthy is set to release their newest music video on Feb. 14 on the group’s YouTube channel. The video will feature a cover of Michael Bublé’s song “Feeling Good.”Noteworthy director Keith Evans said, “the music video’s release on Valentine’s is a perfect fit.” The lyrics of the song focus on enjoying the little things and choosing to start afresh with a positive outlook on life. Evans said, “Not only are the lyrics of the song empowering, but also the story behind the creation of the video is as well. Our adaptation of 'Feeling Good' is meant to embrace strong, powerful femininity. To do this, Noteworthy members took the lead on this project from concept to direction, capturing the group's unique grace and confidence.” Evans hopes that if anyone is feeling down this Valentine’s Day, Noteworthy’s new music video will be an instant way to “feel good.”

Jason Robert Brown and Kelli O’Hara spent time working with students while at BYU

Professor Barber talked about finding empathy through his work and reassured students that they had a place here at BYU.

BYU Department of Dance professor Jiamin Huang recently received the Light of China Award in recognition for contributions she made in enhancing friendship and cultural awareness between China and the United States. This prestigious award is known to be the greatest honor the nation could give to one of its citizens living outside the country. In the past, this award has gone to actor and film star Jackie Chan, basketball player and world ambassador Yao Ming, and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Mo Yan. To learn more about Huang's distinguished honor and her time here at BYU, click here. -Andrea Christensen

The lecture will take place on Feb. 1 at 11:00 a.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall

By making the world his campus, Benja Cuque is using his training to bless the lives of others through dance

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With over 19,000 views just days before Christmas, a video featuring a snowman is inviting people to help the homeless

Theatre Ballet dancers receive experiential learning through hands-on rehearsals with an Arpino masterwork

News media students met and learned from journalists who were once in their shoes

Cameron Basden, a world renowned expert in ballet, visited BYU to set a Gerald Arpino masterwork, “Viva Vivaldi,” on the BYU Theatre Ballet dancers. This dance number will be a part of their Carnival of the Animals show, opening in early February.

Interns Ellie Goldrup and Jane Christensen worked with notable artists while experiencing life in a major art center