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Maslenitsa is more than just a holiday—it’s a welcoming of warmth and hope into the spring season.
Matthew Wickman explores how the Book of Mormon may answer why it sometimes feels like God is silent—and what that silence could mean.
Japanese Professor Steve Moody’s book examines what happens when humor enters the conversation.
As the AI boom impacts education in monumental ways, educators must place increased emphasis on teaching ethics and digital literacy.
The International Cinema is a unique feature of BYU’s campus; here’s a look at what goes on behind the scenes.
What happens when trauma and nostalgia meet? Associate Professor Trent Hickman believes they shape our memories, and in turn, our identity.
Two BYU undergrads and their mastery of the German language were put to the test at the Halloren Chocolate Factory in Germany.
Making the split-second decision to apply to an internship in Brazil led Eliza Hobbs to a unique experiential learning opportunity.
The Language Sciences Laboratory aids students and faculty in advanced language- learning research.
A Latter-day Saint understanding of pre- and postmortality may be the answer to centuries of philosophical debate.
A new linguistics class offers undergraduates the chance to assist in faculty-mentored research projects while earning course credit.
What makes BYU’s study abroad program in Mérida, México, unique? Students are provided with a fully immersive experience—eating, sleeping, and breathing Spanish.