After Randy Boothe dedicated decades to the Young Ambassadors, he is now passing on the leadership to Nathan Balser

Graduating dance student Anelise Leishman reflects on her time at BYU

The videos highlight traditional dances with personal meaning to the dancers

Anelise Leishman reflects on her time at BYU

The video continues a collaboration with NYC-based choreographer Jesse Obremski and pays tribute to graduating seniors

The video continues a collaboration with NYC-based choreographer Jesse Obremski and pays tribute to graduating seniors

How campus went quiet, yet BYU continued on, during the coronavirus pandemic Day by day—and sometimes hour by hour—elements of the BYU experience were suddenly shifting, disrupting everything from budding relationships to Sunday meetings to major university events, including BYU Women’s Conference and April graduation ceremonies—both canceled. All NCAA competition was suspended. Meanwhile professors and campus IT personnel scrambled to take BYU entirely online by Wednesday, March 18. Many faculty turned to the video program Zoom to stream or record instruction, innovating new ways to teach hands-on subjects like dance, music, and nursing or to simulate lab research remotely. Read the full article by Michael R. Walker at magazine.byu.edu.

Dance education major Daylin Williams shares how her experience with serious injury has made her stronger

After serving the

Graduating student Mckenzie Rucker reflects on her time at BYU