The College launches an initiative to remind students that “You Belong Here. You Matter Here.” From April 5 until April 9, the College’s Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Committee (DIA) is [...]
Name: Janalee Emmer BYU employee since: 2014 My job at BYU is … one of the best at BYU. I get to research and organize exhibitions, and I oversee educational programs at the Museum of Art. I also [...]
Representing more than a decade of work, the first installment of the filmmaker’s visionary short film project aims to connect and unify Americans one state at a time At the crossroads where art [...]
The Faith and Works Lecture with Ed Carter will take place on March 4 in the Madsen Recital Hall and will be streamed online Aside from being a professor, Ed Carter has served in many roles. He [...]
Inside the George H. Brimhall Building on BYU’s campus is a lab that sees 30 students every week. They come on their own time and receive no pay, but they do digital marketing work with [...]
David Habben created a portfolio for his designs using a calendar format and participated in Salt Lake City’s “100 Show” BYU illustration professor David Habben was announced as a winner of the [...]
Paul Adams was recognized for his three pieces: “Breathe,” “#MeToo,” and “President Kevin Worthen, Brigham Young University” BYU photography professor Paul Adams received three Honorable Mention [...]
Professor Luke Howard discusses the Diversity and Inclusion Committee initiatives for the college This year, the College of Fine Arts and Communications formed the Diversity, Inclusion and [...]
Professor David Habben shared how a 100-year-old guitar helped inspire him to make intentional changes that impacted his professional design work Design professor David Habben used a [...]
Professor Kori Wakamatsu’s newly published article examines microaggressions in dance settings BYU dance education professor Kori Wakamatsu recently published a scholarly article in the Journal [...]
