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Four season-ending injuries later, Taysom Hill just keeps coming back. The fastest QB in BYU history now plays for the Saints, ready to fill any need, even return a kickoff. Watch this thoughtful recap of Taysom's football journey to learn why he says this: “Difficult times can help you become better and move forward, or they can cause you to step backward. It’s how you handle those situations that shows who you can become.” |
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During its incredible chest-pumping dance, the sage grouse makes some wild popping sounds you've got to hear for yourself. This funny, fragile bird has a rare success story, thanks to 20 years of research by BYU faculty and students. |
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Mother, student, and All-American runner Erica Birk-Jarvis's typical week includes running at least 50 miles, attending 13 hours of class, and taking care of a new training partner—her 8-month-old son, Jack. |
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Analyzing images sent by the Cassini spacecraft, an international team of scientists, including BYU geology professor Jani Radebaugh, found strong winds transporting dust on Saturn's largest moon. The dust storms there offer insights into Earth's deserts and dunes. |
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In this week's devotional, Elder Gerrit Gong, member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shared lessons that BYU students are learning right now that he anticipates they will be thankful for in the future. Watch highlights or the full address. |
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BYU's beloved mascot/dancing star and the award-winning Cougarettes brought their energy and moves to another fall football game in this performance of "In Your Feelings." |
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There is power in our fingers—power to create and also power to understand, says BYU School of Music professor Claudine Bigelow. In the latest addition to BYU Magazine's Thing of Beauty video series, she shares how she continues the work of her foremothers . |
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