BYU Magazine's special fall issue explores the many ways alumni carry out the campus charge to "go forth to serve." Instead of looking for the biggest names or the grandest projects, the magazine wanted to see how typical alumni are pitching in and making a difference. Click on your state and see if you recognize the inspiring BYU grad.

Check out these delights and frights for the tastebuds from a BYU Halloween event with international flavor. Also, take a look at photos of some creative campus characters in costume, including the favorite annual apparition, athletic director Tom Holmoe.

Christ is our perfect coach. Spiritual training might make us sore, but He knows what we need in order to grow. Read the recent devotional by Carolyn Billings, BYU's director of sports medicine, watch the complete devotional, or view a 50-second highlight on Facebook.

Once a year the Harold B. Lee Library brings an original 1830 copy of the Book of Mormon out of the L. Tom Perry Special Collections to let students turn a few pages. Enjoy photos from the front of the line.

As a BYU student, Sharon Eubank discovered that "secular [and spiritual] knowledge can be blended because truth is one great whole.” Learn how she applied what she learned to a career of caring. Eubank currently directs the worldwide operations of LDS Humanitarian Services and LDS Charities and serves as a counselor in the Relief Society general presidency.

"Just beneath the patina of earth, I find the detritus of four childhoods." As a mother unearths artifacts under an old trampoline, she catches glimpses of her children's future. Read this compelling essay and learn where to submit your own story of a family-life experience.

BYU design professor Douglas Thomas shares the story of Futura, a typeface that typified modernity everywhere—at Nike and Ikea, in Vanity Fair, as part of a political campaign against Hitler, and on a NASA mission to the moon. Learn all about the 90-year-old typeface that is eternally young.

See the play that caused these priceless facial expressions along with all the other video highlights from last Saturday's win over San Jose State. There's also a photo essay packed with football moments frozen in time.

This new BYU Noteworthy music video of the hymn “How Great Thou Art” was arranged by BYU School of Music and Noteworthy alum Catherine Papworth Williams and features other Noteworthy alumni like Amy Whitcomb (who appeared on The Voice). The a cappella group’s upcoming album, How Sweet the Sound: Songs of Inspiration, will be released Nov. 10.