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Gates is a lauded historian, filmmaker and cultural critic who runs a research lab in the department of African American studies at Harvard University. He has over 50 honorary degrees from various universities. He has also worked on several television shows, including "Finding Your Roots" and an upcoming documentary on black history with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in America.

News about President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry has appeared in news media outlets, news feeds and Google searches. For political science students and teachers alike, this is more than an ongoing current event — it provides professors the opportunity to teach from more than just readings.

This week's study tips include crying, paying your tithing and *checks notes* ... marrying rich?

Students from BYU travel all over the world to experience different cultures and learn in different environments. Whether for their major or for fun, students can do everything from reporting for the Olympics to climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.

BYU has struggled to hold onto a starting quarterback this year with Zach Wilson, Jaren Hall, Baylor Romney and Joe Critchlow all having played the position. In fact, BYU hasn't had one quarterback start every game of a season since Taysom Hill started every game during his sophomore season in 2013.

The BYU Rocketry Club has created a rocket that can be launched with Alka-Seltzer tablets. The project has been announced as one of five finalists in a competition sponsored by Bayer.

Supreme Court hearings on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Act, also known as DACA, has spurred protests and backlash across the country.

Most BYU students are members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but there are some who identify with other spiritual traditions. The Interfaith Club strives to facilitate dialogue between students of all faiths.

SALT LAKE CITY — People gathered at the Fort Douglas Military Cemetery and around the world to celebrate the German National Day of Remembrance. Enemies turned allies, Germans and Americans came together to celebrate this German holiday — also known as Volkstrauertag.   Member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles for The Church of Jesus […]

It’s Christmas here at the Riverwoods. There’s plenty to do for families and friends as they have everything from lights, trees and even Santa Claus to celebrate the holiday festivities this year. “We love the lights every year, and we’re here to see Santa for the kids,” said Jake Wilson. Many families use this event […]

PROVO — “Whatever happens, I can say, ‘Hey I rapped for 30 hours’,” says Joshua Palmer. This weekend, BYU student Joshua Palmer, also known as “Jee Mingus”, broke the Guinness World Record for the longest rap marathon by rapping for 30 hours. The world record prior to Josh breaking it was 25 hours and 56 […]

“My mom gets diagnosed with brain cancer and she kind of tells me, ‘Rob, quit talking about this. You need to go do it,” Rob Adams explains. Young Rob Adams was no stranger to hunger. During Rob’s Jr. High years, his family spent nights sleeping in the back of a truck. One day, the Christianson family invited them […]

Donovan Mitchell, Rudy Gobert, and other athletes around Utah are helping a Pleasant Grove boy after his car was vandalized. Vandalism has been an issue for the Holdaway family, with the most recent offense including Pleasant Grove High School Junior Luc Holdaway’s car covered in manure. “He called me when he got back to his […]

Until November 30th, Utah’s Department of Transportation (UDOT) is in a scoping phase where they are assessing the options for this new access point to I-15 between Spanish Fork and Springville, while considering public comments and concerns. “We’re looking at a new interchange in between those two locations to try to help provide another access […]