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Watch a video recap highlighting the final Night of Light event celebrating BYU’s 150 years, which featured a service project, hot air balloons, musical performances, and fireworks. |
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When BYU Marriott professor Bradley Owens was overwhelmed with his graduate school responsibilities and unsure if he could keep up, he followed a prompting to give God his most precious resource—his time. Watch this inspiring short video to discover how spending time with Heavenly Father in the temple can bring unexpected blessings. |
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Despite uncertainty about her future after graduation, art student Rachel Maughan found inspiration and reassurance through her experience working on replicas of the Gates of Paradise at BYU. Working with faculty mentors and fellow students, she helped restore the 17-foot plaster casts now displayed in the BYU Museum of Art. Watch this behind-the-scenes video to learn how Maughan discovered a renewed sense of purpose, deep gratitude, and confidence that God would guide her. |
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As a Catholic student attending a school sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Bear Bachmeier had to navigate not only the college football scene but also a unique religious culture. But just as he has adapted on the playing field, Bachmeier has embraced BYU’s focus on service. From visiting fans in the hospital to coaching a women’s intramural flag football team to playing a guitar and singing at a Provo retirement community, Bear seems to be everywhere. Get more details in Y Magazine. |
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Carol Dunford Jackman grew up watching her dad relax by sculpting. As a BYU art student, she worked with oils and watercolors, but after raising five kids she returned to study sculpture under BYU art professor Dallas Anderson. Now at age 92, she reflects on her artistic journey: “I wasn’t great as a painter, but in sculpting I found my passion and came into my own.” Learn more about Jackman and see more sculptures. |
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In an effort to secure his status as “favorite uncle,” BYU grad Mark Rober created an impressive date for his nephew, including a dramatic cat rescue, mini golf, an elegant dinner, and drone show. See how it unfolds. |
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In his powerful UnForum pep talk, President C. Shane Reese invited students and the entire BYU community to take the momentum of BYU’s sesquicentennial and “do something” with our gifts of light—“to find someone who has a need, to be that miracle in someone else’s life.” Take a minute to get inspired to move forward. |
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