BYU College Republican Internal Debate: Fellow Travelers, Dupes, and Liberals
At BYU’s College Republican debate, the Right’s future looks stuck in 2015. On Wednesday, October 15th, the BYU College Republicans […]
Opinion
Why are BYU English Professors doing Land Acknowledgements?
This editorial was originally scheduled to be published on September 10, 2025, the date of the tragic assassination of Charlie
The Myth of Charlie Kirk
This weekend, nearly a hundred thousand people from across the country will gather to memorialize and mourn the loss of
Digital Parenting: How to Prevent and Overcome the Negative Influences of Technology
On a recent trip to Cuenca, Ecuador volunteering with the Orphanage Support Services Organization, I spent a lot of time
Why Diversity Is Not BYU-Idaho’s Mission
On June 26, the official student publication of Brigham Young University-Idaho, known as Scroll, published an article entitled “Diversity in
Mormon Women for Not-So Ethical Government
Mormon Women for Ethical Government (MWEG) was founded in January 2017, closely following President Trump’s first inauguration. Since then, the
BYU Library Celebrates Feminist Magazine Once Opposed by the Church
Throughout the month of March, the BYU L. Tom Perry Library’s Special Collections hosted an exhibit celebrating 50 years of
What I Learned From an Atheist at BYU
Last week, successful author, journalist, and atheist academic Jonathan Rauch visited BYU campus to speak at a forum hosted by
Expanding Religious Education Opportunities for Adult Latter-day Saints
Since the earliest days of the restoration, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have been encouraged
RFK Jr.’s Unique Position
During the Fox News Republican Debate in 2015, then-candidate Donald Trump took the stage and boldly said: “If it weren’t