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To talk religion with Mormon youth, you need to speak their language, says philosopher Adam Miller who authored Letters to a Young Mormon. Read what he shares with LDS audiences on questions of faith. |
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When Vance Taylor was diagnosed with MS at age 7, his specialist told him to set the bar low. “He said I’d never graduate high school, that college would be an impossibility, and that I’d rely on my mom for care for the rest of my life.” So Taylor set his bar higher, and today he's a BYU comms grad, homeland security/emergency management expert, and disability advocate. Read his inspiring story. |
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The LeBaron family became internet sensations almost overnight when they casually belted "One Day More" from Les Miserables karaoke-style in their basement, babes in arms. Here is the story including an all-new 360-degree video performance of "Love at Home." |
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This summer a team of BYU students traveled to Samoa to help screen children for rheumatic heart disease: children there have a much higher propensity for developing the disease. Students, clinicians, and faculty visited 24 schools and screened 6,288 children. Learn more of their story in this photo essay and video. |
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On the fifth, and top, floor of the Supreme Court Building is a basketball court. That's where, in the early '80s, years before he became BYU's president, Kevin J Worthen was somewhat conflicted about how to defend an older justice (his boss). Read his verdict as Sports Illustrated shares some supremely amusing anecdotes in "The Highest Court in the Land." |
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