For BYU Homecoming each year, descendants of George H. Brimhall sponsor an essay contest honoring a BYU founder. The 2021 honored founder was longtime BYU Program Bureau director Janie Thompson. Below is an excerpt from the winning essay, by design major Shannon G. Spencer (’23).

Sit back and enjoy the show as Manual Cinema creates a captivating experience through storytelling skills

This year’s concert will feature a mixture of traditional and modern works in a program that will satisfy everyone

Talent from BYU Theatre Ballet’s students and directors will not disappoint in the upcoming “Ballet in Concert” performance

This new photography exhibit showcases the work of both Norwegian and American photographers—Rowley shares the surprising connection between the two

From “Arabesque” to “Tiburones,” Ballet Hispánico will communicate a slice of Latino culture through choreography and creativity

Thomas discussed how we can learn spiritual lessons from the negative spaces in our lives

The cast and crew share their thoughts on how this rendition of “Fiddler on the Roof” continues to resonate in 2022

This rendition of the classic musical presents a take on the traditional story fit for modern audiences

The Contemporary Dance Theatre performance will dance in and out of reality and find hope within it all

Communications professor Scott H. Church (BA ’05) liked the ’80s before it was cool. One of his favorite TV shows is Freaks and Geeks, a cult classic about high schoolers in the 1980s.

Kris Boyle is well-versed in the world of journalism and communications. On February 3, Boyle will speak at the college Faith + Works Lecture Series on “Harnessing the Power of the Lord in Our Educational Journey.” He will discuss what the phrase “be still” means to him and how faith, action, sacrifice and love have influenced him in doing the Lord’s work.