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BYU Dance Professor Kori Wakamatsu Showcased How Dance and Her Personal Experience Offer a New Perspective on Loss

BYU Students Are Sad to See the Building Go But Remember Their Experiences Fondly

Jessica Zurcher Used Her Own Failures as a Backdrop to Illustrate How Trials Can Encourage Spiritual and Intellectual Growth.

Professor Tom Russell Walked Lecture Attendees Through Personal Experiences and Film Projects to Show how God Has Been with Him Through It All.

Vocal Point’s Album Reached Third on Billboard’s Classical Crossover Chart With the Help of Several Famous Voices

How Can One’s Career Aspirations Align With the Will of God? BYU School of Communications Alum Briana Barker Gives Insight.

The fine arts can be found in every corner of Brigham Young University. Hymns precede the weekly devotionals. Sporting events are filled with fans singing the Cougar Fight Song after every BYU touchdown. Art lines the halls of campus buildings. While the fine arts can be found everywhere on the BYU grounds, the Harris Fine Arts Center has served as the heart for fine arts for more than half a century. ...

Art Major Aïsha Lehmann’s Series ‘Mixed’ Features Portraits of People of Mixed Racial Backgrounds on Unique Backdrops

BYU Vocal Point Performers Jaren McMillan (‘22) and Alex Brown (‘24) Share Experiences Singing with Speech Impediments

Professor and Department Chair Eric Gillett Begins New Role as Associate Dean

The College of Fine Arts and Communications Honors and Celebrates the Graduating Class of 2022 with Student Speakers and Performers

Kris Boyle walked students and faculty through a few of life’s crucial moments he has faced and how the Lord has been alongside him through it all

Ashlee Whitaker paints the picture of how religious art works and spirituality coincide

It’s back to the Olympics for former luge athlete and BYU public relations alumna Kate Hansen. This time, though, she’s in the booth, commentating for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics and still dancing along the way.

International Folk Dance Ensemble dances through a range of cultures, celebrating through its artistic talents

Jacob Rascon takes the place of his father Art Rascon after 36 years in the journalism business, looking forward to filling the shoes his father wore so well

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.

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.