BYU journalism students spent this past spring and summer working on a documentary to tell the story of the Black 14, the University of Wyoming football players who were kicked off their team in October 1969. The documentary will premiere Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. ...

The Choir Showcase Will Feature This Fall’s Four Auditioned Choirs

The Instrumental Showcase Will Highlight the Talents of BYU’s Top Bands and Orchestras

BYU’s First Dance Performance of the School Year Will Also Be a Farewell to the de Jong

Students Across the College of Fine Arts and Communications Have Accepted the Invitation to Experience Learning Outside the Classroom

The College of Fine Arts and Communications Congratulates Faculty Members for Their Rank and Status Advancements

The College Welcomes Seven New Faculty and 24 Full-Time Staff for the 2022–2023 Academic Year

Four Faculty Members Won Prestigious Awards at the Annual University Conference; Three Faculty Members Were Recognized During the College Meeting

The Kennedy Center for International Studies has chosen its Kennedy Research Fellows for fall semester 2022. This program has for some time provided research funding for students doing research on international topics; Fall 2022 is the first time the fellowships have also been made available to faculty as well. …

Greg McKeown, Two-Time Bestselling Author, Teaches from Experience When It Comes to Focusing on the Essential Things in Life

Five BYU Illustration Students Were Accepted into the Society of Illustrators’ 2022 Student Scholarship Competition

CFAC Students Travel Internationally to Gain Real-World Experience and Share Their Talents While Studying Abroad