Hadley Wurtz
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Political science senior shares his story
Unsure he would be able to go to college, BYUH Winter 2023 graduation student speaker John Lidang says he found purpose through his trials
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Minding the miracle
BYUH student says his near-death experience during a hike made him reconsider his purpose in life
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Monet Beyond the Canvas
Being immersed in art projected on screens and set in motion with music, say, visitors, made 'Beyond Monet' mesmerizing
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Tahitian dancers use 'anything they can find in nature' to create their competition costumes for Tahiti’s Heiva celebration
When describing the Heiva Festival in one word, Johann Faana-Kong and Junior Pedron both said “culture.” Faana-Kong continued, “It truly does represent Tahiti culture in all ways. From the dancing, the Orero [a traditional Polynesian monologue], the food and the focus on family and friend time, it feels very Tahiti.”
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