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Henderson shares hard-won lessons on public service, resilience, and overcoming shame and fear.

A guide to turning your BYU education into real career readiness.

History professor Tyson Reeder invites listeners to confront the nation’s imperfections and help move the Constitution closer to its founding ideals.

How BYU history students trace the debates that shaped constitutional documents.

Excellence in service, teaching, mentorship, and professional development in the College of Family, Home, and Social Science was recognized during the annual Fall Meeting on August 26, 2026.

The College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences announces the appointment of Brian Willoughby, associate professor of family life, as director of the School of Family Life, Cole Hooley, associate professor of social work, as director of the School of Social Work, and Ryan Gabriel, associate professor of sociology, as chair of the Sociology Department. The appointments became effective July 1, 2026.

Whatever your post-graduation plans may be, an internship can help you build confidence, experience, and connections that will enrich your life after college.

Sociology professor Jonathan Jarvis flips the narrative on comparison, sharing how instead of a thief of joy, it can be a tool for discovery and curiosity. Jarvis hopes that by seeing others without judgement and jealousy, we will all "have a more pleasant experience."

After uncovering unusual AI misclassifications in Mexican genealogical records, history professor Mark Christensen seeks to teach the next generation how to do what only he can.

Curtis Child is named associate dean over faculty development and Jeff Nokes is re-appointed as associate dean over students and curriculum.

What does it look like when a museum artifact leaves its display case and becomes the focal point of a live event?

After changing her major and facing a cancer diagnosis in her family, this BYU graduate discovered how intertwined our physical, emotional, and social lives are and how to show up for others.