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BYU Students Are Encouraged to Register to Vote, Participate in Community Activities and Make Their Voices Heard Through the Statewide Campus Cup Competition, Which Promotes Civic Engagement Ahead of the Nov. 3 Election.
Henderson shares hard-won lessons on public service, resilience, and overcoming shame and fear.
BYU History Professor Joseph Stuart Teams With Genetic Genealogist Diahan Southard to Research How Family Discoveries Affect Latter-day Saints
Students who made the dean's list for winter semester and spring term 2026 celebrated with pizza, games and prizes.
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.
Merging hearts but not bank accounts — The risks of getting married while staying financially single
Can two people build a life together — a for-better-or-worse, richer-or-poorer, sickness-or-health marriage — if they still act like they’re single?
How BYU history students trace the debates that shaped constitutional documents.
Y Magazine highlights the generational alignment of career paths in some BYU families — including Clayne Pope, former dean; Jeremy Pope, current professor; and Carly Pope, new alumna.
A BYU study examining nearly 1,700 married couples highlights how exercising together—especially simple activities like walking—significantly improves communication and conflict resolution. Researchers found that side-by-side physical activity creates a natural, low-pressure space for partners to reconnect, listen better, and reduce marital stress.
In March BYU honored six individuals — including Bruce Hafen, political science alum and former provost of Brigham Young University — for dedicated service to their profession, community, nation, church, or alma mater.
This article highlights BYU alumna and parent coach Kristen Hill Duke, who helps parents build deeper, more meaningful connections with their adolescents. By shifting away from lecture-based communication toward emotional safety and validation, she teaches parents how to become a steady, trusted presence in their teenagers' lives.
President Dallin H. Oaks' Constitution Day remarks weren't just about the founding document — they were a call to seek and share Christ's light through everyday peacemaking. Here's what stood out.
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.