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Beating Utah showed that better days were ahead for BYU. Beating Baylor showed that those better days had truly arrived. For students, both wins were bigger than football, offering a sense of hope and healing.

This bear decided to get its own piece of the pie by crashing a 2 year old boy's birthday party on Sept. 4 in West Hartford, Connecticut. The bear snuck up behind a guest to scarf down some cupcakes. Friends and family tried to scare off the bear, but ended up waiting for it to finish its feast before leaving.

President Dallin H. Oaks, first counselor in the first presidency of the Church, shared a devotional address on Sept. 13 entitled “Going forward in the Second Century," referencing President Kimball’s 1975 “Second Century Address."

“Hug me, bring it in” — inside BYU football’s viral postgame embrace The BYU faithful had more than one reason to celebrate this weekend. After a nail-biting finish against Baylor, hearts across the country were touched as the ESPN cameras spotted Jaren Hall and Jake Oldroyd embracing each other.  After missing two field goal attempts […]

The Sexual Assault Survivor Advocacy Services (SASAS) at BYU has revamped its program to include free trauma-focused counseling sessions for sexual assault survivors.

More than 140 vendors gathered to kick off the 20th anniversary season of The Provo Farmers Market with fresh produce for Utah Valley residents on Saturday, Sept. 3.

Tracey Owens Patton is a professor at The University of Wyoming who has played an instrumental role in bringing a voice to the Black 14.

A nine year old boy from Lovington, New Mexico is now a world champion after winning the Youth Bull Riders World Finals. Parker Hooks got hooked on bull riding when he was two while visiting a county fair. He started by riding sheep at the fair and worked his way up to small bulls.