I crouched down on the corner of a street in Washington, D.C., my phone in my hand, interviewing a man who refused to tell me his name. Instead, he said, “Call me Triple G.” ...

Content with his intellectual, architectural and other pursuits at home in Monticello, Thomas Jefferson had no intention of becoming a political leader during the founding of America.

Nine months after giving birth to her daughter, Darcy, BYU's Krystie Solomon-Jensen dropped to her knees on a track in ...

On June 30, Anton Bowden, associate chair of the mechanical engineering department, spoke about the divine gift of the human body.

When Marianne Barber's hamstring injury sidelined her track season, her coach reminded her of something she had spent 18 months teaching as a missionary: keep an eternal perspective.

In 2025, as BYU celebrated its 150th anniversary, BYU athletics experienced something that felt fitting for the moment: a ...