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TVA babies return to BYUH
Three legacy students share their connection to BYUH, recounting their experiences of returning to their birthplace to continue the educational journey their parents started
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A walk in their sandals: Making BoM videos
BYUH students and staff say filming a Book of Mormon video allowed them to appreciate the scriptural event and characters more
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The remarkable women in the Book of Mormon
The women in the Book of Mormon were active participants in living the gospel, with unwavering faith and wisdom, say BYUH religion professors
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Keeping up with emojis
Using emojis can bridge the gap between face-to-face
and digital communication, according to online resources
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Slay your slang
Members of different generations explain how generational slang is created, what it’s used for and what is unique about Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang
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Celebrating diversity and clearing misconceptions
BYUH students from the African
continent shared the diversity within
their cultures and how they overcome
common misconceptions
Humor: Key to dealing with cultural connections
BYU–Hawaii students and researchers say humor helps foster and sustain love and unity in intercultural relationship
Language as a cultural identity-maker
Explore how languages shape cultural identity and foster deeper connections across diverse experiences
Navigating life and faith as non-members
BYUH students of various faith backgrounds share their experiences figuring out life at a Latter-day Saint university
Managing expectations and embracing reality in dating
Students and a YSA bishop say dating can be good but also challenging and how differences in dating are shaped by both home country and campus cultures
Pregnancy across cultures
BYUH students share what pregnancy care looks like, including superstitions and traditional practices from their respective countries
Transformative journeys around the globe
A BYUH professor, alumna and student share how traveling and experiencing different cultures contribute to their identity
Magical, mischievous and mythical
The stories of mythical creatures span across cultures and time, continuing to interest and influence people today
Mixed cultures, better interactions
Learning how to show courtesy and respect to people from mixed cultures