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BYU students from the Navajo Tribe share ancestral teachings that have made the most impact in their life.

A New York City man won a raffle that gave him the opportunity to lead the Chelsea Symphony on Dec. 4. The New Yorker got carried away in the music and put on a performance of his own. The artistic director of the Chelsea Symphony, Matthew Aubin, was playing the french horn while the guest was conducting. He had to look away from the guest conductor to keep himself from laughing during the performance. At the end of the song, the guest did what all good conductors do and gave the orchestra their due.

More than 98% of BYU students identify as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Some students of other faiths have shared stories of their experiences at BYU, what they’ve learned and what they wish professors and other students knew.

Weber State head coach Jay Hill is heading to Provo to serve as BYU's defensive coordinator, Pete Thamel of ESPN reported Tuesday evening.

Elder Ulisses Soares of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles invited students to embrace the "soul-ennobling challenge" of learning to walk with the Lord in his devotional address on Dec. 6.

Aimee Vargas, a National Wheelchair Basketball Association basketball player found herself through basketball and music at the age of 14 years old.

The CLAS Ropes Course Christmas Cruise hit the open water this year on Dec. 1 and will run every evening, except Sundays, through December 23.