The Westerlies shared their insights and strategy on improv and music composition, inspiring students to delve into their own creative process

This year’s films showcase student talent and creativity

Preparation is in full swing for all 144 International Folk Dance students for the December performances of Christmas Around the World

Ira Glass, radio personality and host of the award-winning podcast “This American Life,” addressed BYU on Saturday as part of the College of Fine Arts and Communications’ BRAVO! series. His presentation of “7 Things I’ve Learned” expounded upon key lessons of his career and an analysis of the craft of storytelling.

The work of the BYU Center for Animation continues to receive national recognition. A short film named “Salt,” directed and produced by BYU students, was recently screened at the Chicago International Children’s Film Festival — the oldest film festival in the country and the largest in the world.

The film depicts a mother and daughter in the African country of Senegal who work hard to harvest salt by day and enjoy music by night. The short film masterfully highlights the importance of family and joy without the use of dialogue between characters.

The BYU Philharmonic showcases Russian masterworks

Clayton’s group Hat Trick first recorded Sofia Gubaidulina’s piece “Garden of Joys and Sorrows” in 2014

Shiyeon Sung will conduct the Utah Symphony as they perform an autumn concert together

Meet the editor in chief of the Church News and learn about her vigor for the field of journalism

Take a look inside the Public Relations Intelligence Lab and meet the new manager: Michael Burke

Nathan Pacheco shares his story on God’s divine intervention and guidance throughout his career path