When Madison Richter, a junior from Ohio majoring in peacebuilding, took a three-month break from social media, she said it gave her the chance to take up film photography with a film camera her grandpa gave her. She said this helped her realize social media creates distance between the real world and what social media captures and displays for everyone to see.

Started on Instagram as part of a class project, The Polynesian Effect shares the stories of business owners, artists and illustrators, genealogists, editors-in-chief, educators and more, who all have one thing in common: ties to Polynesia.

Three professors from three disciplines with different worldviews all say that being informed by news that only affirms one’s worldview is dangerous

Students, faculty and community members attend Mason Allred's launch for his book

The journey of a BYUH student who turned thrifting into a profitable passion

A free admission concert for the community is hosted by the Mahoni-Evans family to celebrate their late son, Raewyn Evans, provide a place of comfort and healing and give back to people

Student hopes her art invites others to embark on a journey of self–discovery, tap into their creativity and embrace the healing power of art

A BYUH alumna shares her story of gratitude, resilience and unwavering belief toward her goal to have a master’s degree from Harvard University

Alumna Lynne Hardy strives to create works of art that represent and celebrate her culture through her Navajo-inspired business, Ajoobaa’sani