DOWNLOAD/PRINT PRESS RELEASE Retired Mormon Tabernacle organist and former BYU music faculty member (1957-1965), Robert Cundick has dedicated his entire career of more than 50 years to changing [...]
The second week on tour was filled with some exciting opportunities for the Folk Dancers at two different festivals. Continuing the festival in Chateau-Gombert, the group began the week with a [...]
Photo by Todd Wakefield. To commemorate the HFAC’s 50th anniversary this upcoming school year, the Homecoming 2014’s BYU Spectacular on October 17 will feature eight BYU performing [...]
The Laycock Center for Creative Collaboration’s project, Readers to the Rescue, was featured in the Summer 2014 edition of BYU Magazine. The project, which was commissioned by the Library [...]
The BYU Museum of Art will host the Family Arts Festival on Friday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is in celebration of the current exhibition, CUT! Costume and the Cinema, and is free [...]
John Hughes, a professor in the Department of Communications, recently published his autobiography, Paper Boy to Pulitzer, chronicling his adventures as a professional, Pulitzer Prize-winning [...]
Photo by Jocelyn Bowman. The Young Ambassador Singing Entertainer Workshop (YASE) is underway at BYU for two one-week sessions this month. YASE prepares ambitious high school students improve [...]
Thirty students and nine professors from BYU and England’s Wirral Metropolitan College (WMC) gathered in Yellowstone National Park in June to collaborate across disciplines for the purpose [...]
The BYU Museum of Art (MOA) will host a Hollywood Red Carpet Night to celebrate the opening of its newest exhibition, CUT! Costume and the Cinema on Friday, July 11, from 7 to 9 p.m. Attendees [...]
Contemporary Dance Theatre and Synthesis had a fantastic second week in Nauvoo. The students kicked the week off with a spirited fireside that they performed not only for missionaries serving in [...]
