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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.

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

Performing arts guru Brian Stokes Mitchell shares his view from the stage and how his many roles have shaped his own role in life

65 years after its editorial debut, the Daily Universe is entering a new phase

After a year hiatus, BYU Dance Camps came back in full swing to learn new steps and benefit students of all ages

The college welcomes 13 new faculty and three full-time staff for the 2021–2022 academic year

Five faculty members won prestigious awards at the Annual University Conference; three faculty members were recognized during the college meeting

In Spring of 2020, the College of Fine Arts and Communications branded the CFAC Diversity and Inclusion Committee. The DIA initiative strives to foster and support both learning and working environments that promote diversity, inclusion and accessibility. While the 2020-2021 school year presented plenty of new challenges to students and faculty, the college rose to the occasion while furthering its DIA goals with several ongoing initiatives: guest speakers, theatre productions and recognition of the accomplishments of diverse students and faculty.

BYU CFAC alumni reflect on their return to campus for the Arts & Comms videos

SPRINGVILLE, Utah — “This is the central part of the Book of Mormon — the appearance of the Savior,” Elder LeGrand R. Curtis Jr. said, as the film crew was preparing for a day of working on the Book of Mormon Videos on Monday, July 26. “This is a really important season of filming.”

Silver mining may have disappeared, but Creede Repertory Theater has been an economic and cultural boon to its community for 50 years CREEDE, Colo. —