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Bridging Cultures and Battling Diseases: A Scholar's Thai Odyssey
Returning from a Latter-day Saint mission in Thailand, Curtis Hoffmann (MMBIO ’23) immediately wanted to return to the country and conduct research. Thailand was one of the first countries to have a positive COVID case, and he witnessed firsthand how the virus ravaged the country. Hoffman wanted to become a part of the solution, and thanks to inspiring learning funds, he was given the opportunity to work with Thai healthcare professionals last summer.
April 2024 commencement: Becoming our best BYU self
At the 2024 commencement ceremony on Thursday, April 25, more than 7,100 students were honored for completing higher degrees at Brigham Young University.
Limitless opportunities: A Q&A with the 2024 commencement student speaker
At BYU’s commencement exercises this week, University Honors student Macy West will represent the graduates as the student speaker.
Discovering divine potential through dance, BYU student is set for the stages of NYC
When Kyla Balser took her first twirl on the dance floor at her local studio in Salem, Utah, she was only eight years old. Ever since that time, she dreamed of someday leaving her small town and six-acre farm to pursue a career as a professional dancer.
New BYU computer science study shows four ways students are actually using ChatGPT
The results of a new BYU study show that students are taking advantage of OpenAI’s interactive, iterative nature to converse with ChatGPT as they might with an instructor.
Spring + summer 2024 devotional and forum schedule
Every Tuesday at 11:05 a.m., students, faculty, staff and the greater BYU community attend the weekly devotional or forum address. Unless specifically marked below, the devotionals and forums will be held in the BYU Marriott Center.
Rolling with the Beats: Sebastian Valencia Amores
Sebastian Valencia Amores learned how to adapt to change and flourish in new environments while engineering heart tissue at BYU.
BYU Law grad finds joy in lifting the marginalized, fostering belonging
With its forced grading curve, law school is infamously competitive. But when she started at BYU Law in her thirties, returning to the university as a mother with two degrees already under her belt, Carly Madsen decided that rankings wouldn’t define her achievement.
PH Honored Graduate: Parker Carlquist’s Experiential Learning Expeditions
Parker Carlquist eagerly participated in several of BYU's inspiring learning opportunities, traveling to places like Europe and Washington, D.C. These experiences opened his eyes to all the different possibilities in public health and politics.
EXSC Honored Graduate: Anne Shull's Journey of Self-Discovery
Anne Shull used to stress about getting everything done perfectly. As professors guided her to reframe her college expectations, she started taking better care of her body and spirit.