Windows of Knowledge
BYU's Harold B. Lee Library contains more than 8 million items, including 3.3 million books, 27,000 journal titles, 250,000 maps, and 1 million photographs, not to mention a fun collection of videos.
Most viewed stories and videos of 2011
Student animators and musicians won Emmys; other students broke records with water balloons and electric cars. VIPs Mark Zuckerberg and Condoleezza Rice came to campus. See what other stories and videos made 2011's Top 10 list.
Human Curling. Whoa!
While scholastic work is all-important, the winter months at BYU are not without some fun diversions. BYU Athletics, BYU Arts, BYUSA, the Events Team, and local attractions provide balance for the dedicated student. Check the calendar below to see what's up.
Calendar
28Jan, Saturday
Test Prep CoursesAll DayMen's Basketball vs. St. Mary's7:00 PMDance in Concert7:30 PMWinterfest- Choral Showcase7:30 PMNews
Putting an airplane on a distant moon
In addition to its rivers, oceans, mountains, sand dunes and winds, Saturn’s moon Titan may someday share another similarity with Earth: airplanes. Physicist Jason Barnes has invited BYU geologist Jani Radebaugh to work with him and other scientists to make it happen. Radebaugh explains the project in this video.
Christianity and incivility don't mix, Forum speaker says
"The First Amendment may give me the right to demonize you with public speech, but it doesn’t make it right," Mark DeMoss told a Forum assembly in the Marriott Center on Tuesday. Read more of what this evangelical Christian, author and public relations adviser said.