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At the English Reading Series winter finale, three master’s students offered a beautiful sample of the work that emerges from BYU’s creative writing program.
Chip Oscarson, dean of the BYU College of Humanities, is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian Jackson as a new associate dean as of June 15, 2026. Jackson succeeds Corry Cropper, who has served as associate dean since 2018.
An event organized by BYU humanities faculty in the spring of 2026 became a family reunion for scholars and Germanic languages alike.
News media can be divisive and disheartening, but its consumers become bridge builders when they turn off the screens and decide to listen.
After decades of refining the Arabic study abroad experience, this BYU researcher helped identify two factors that shape a language student’s time abroad.
BYU students traveled to France to befriend older individuals who face isolation, forming meaningful relationships and honing their language skills in the process.
A closer look at the Lord’s Prayer reveals a pattern for praying that stands the test of time.
For Estelle Robbins, pursuing the Schwarzman Scholarship was a natural continuation of her spiritual and cultural studies at BYU.
The lyrics of “A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief” reveal a higher and holier way to serve others with the pure love of Christ.
When tasked with curating a new art exhibit for the Humanities Center, BYU students Allie Sena and Natalie Rasmussen looked to the Garden of Eden for inspiration.
A new experiential learning opportunity encourages BYU philosophy students to research thoughtful questions grounded in both study and faith.
Take an inside look at the widely recognized journal that BYU philosophy students have been publishing for the last three decades.