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Members of the Primary General Presidency spoke about how women can be intentional parents and raise their children in a spiritual atmosphere Thursday at Women's Conference.

BYU student Lauren Olsen was feeling discouraged after months of being the only woman at BYU Pre-Dental Club activities. "On several occasions when asked about my career plans, I shared that I’m planning on becoming a dentist. The boys would reply, 'Oh, you mean, you want to be a dental hygienist?'” Olsen said. "I’d laugh and say, 'No, a dentist — just like you.'"

Sister Sharon Eubank, first counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency, spoke on the three basic building blocks of true conversion in the opening session of BYU’s 2017 Women’s Conference.

With social media making photo sharing easier, a generation of millennials have inundated American culture with personal photography, documenting every moment of life from the highlights to their breakfasts.

The average American house size has more than doubled since 1950, according to the National Association of Home Builders. But some people are reportedly finding more fulfillment in life by turning away from material possessions and toward a greater focus on health, relationships, personal growth and helping others.

BYU adjunct communications professor Carrie Moore, whose husband died in a plane crash 20 years ago, has turned heartache into hope by creating a nonprofit for grieving families.

The No. 20 BYU softball team defeated the Grand Canyon Slopes 6-0 on Wednesday night at Gale Miller Park and extended their program-record winning streak to 16 games.

The past year at BYU has been marked by an ongoing review of Title IX and sexual assault policies. BYU is not the only school, however, to undergo serious changes.

A $300 gas bill raised suspicion in four roommates — something wasn't right. They then discovered the carbon monoxide level in their home to be nearly 95 times higher than what is considered safe.