The walls of the Franklin S. Harris Fine Arts Center are coming down. See three live camera views on this page. Or submit a memory of your time in the HFAC. The building was artsy and eccentric and long past its prime. And beloved. For those who called it home for years or decades, it was a place where the visions of their minds and spirits could take shape—embodied in sound and spectacle, in film and fonts, in print and pigment and pixels. Here is one last cheer.

“God is always trying to talk to you—even when you are unable to perceive it. Most often, He’s trying to tell you He loves you and that you are His priority.” In a recent devotional, Sister Tracy Y. Browning shared four ways Heavenly Father works to preserve His relationship with us. Read a recap, watch highlights, or enjoy the full address.

After Steve Young appeared on BYU Sports Nation and accused Andy Reid of being “the kindest guy in the NFL,” it was only a matter of time before Reid would appear on the show to, well, prove him right. Enjoy this interview with Coach Reid not long after he won his second Super Bowl as head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Before BYU grad Andy Reid led the Kansas City Chiefs to a second Super Bowl victory, he and his left-hand man, Porter Ellett, along with a group of former BYU players and grads gathered to bless Griffin Kole Ellett. Get the details in Church Ball Magazine. If you have already read the Y Magazine feature about Ellett, father of three and Chiefs offensive quality control coach, then hear what Patrick Mahomes had to say about him in this video from NFL Films.

BYU Athletics partnered with the BYU Marriott School of Business for a Stories of Life event on the Marriott Center floor in celebration of Black History Month. Hundreds from the BYU community gathered for the event, emceed by Alexis Bradley and Chante Stutznegger (above). Read more and hear stories shared at the event by Black individuals with BYU connections, documenting personal and family experiences.

Marvel at the clever and complex winners of the third annual BYU Engineering Rube Goldberg Challenge—from the “most BYU spirit” to “best aesthetic” to “crowd favorite.”

BYU Speeches just announced the launch of two language pages. Several talks and inspiring short videos are now available in Japanese and in Spanish, with more content to come. Find out how you can help with the BYU Speeches translation initiative.

Kaylee Smiler represents BYU as a women’s basketball player and honors New Zealand and her Maori heritage by leading a group of dancers at the annual luau. Watch this video profile of a remarkable student-athlete.

BYU grad Thomas Knapp (fourth from left) and his Special Olympics basketball team pose with pride after winning an intramural championship. Read how and why Knapp finds time to serve his community while working on his medical degree at the University of Central Florida.

The U.S. State Department recognized BYU as a top producing institution for Fulbright scholars—a prestigious recognition for a handful of universities with the most individuals selected for the Fulbright Scholar Program. With nine Fulbright scholars, BYU ranks No. 3 among doctoral research institutions. Learn about BYU journalism professor Ed Carter’s experiences as a Fulbright scholar in Chile last fall and see the full list—and study destinations—of BYU’s other faculty honorees.

Recently BYU sent out admission and scholarship decisions, inviting thousands of applicants to come to Provo. Check out this heartwarming video of future students receiving their BYU acceptance letters. Congrats, new Cougars!