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Enrollment at BYU-Idaho has increased every year since the school became
a four-year institution in 1997. Last year was no exception.
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BYU professor George S. Tate didn't need to say a word to extol the timeliness of Doctrine & Covenants Section 138.
David Stott gave a lawyer's perspective on what happened on the day the LDS Church
was organized, speaking Friday during the BYU Studies Symposium.
Those responsible for the death of the Prophet Joseph Smith
and his brother Hyrum were not who you might think they
were, according to Debra Marsh, speaking at a BYU symposium.
Van C. Gessel, a professor of Japanese, spoke during the BYU Studies
50th anniversary symposium about the challenge of creating a Christian
vocabulary in a non-Christian culture.
Many Christian historians have kept
providential history alive in the modern decades, but many don't believe in continuing
revelation, a BYU professor of history said Friday.
Turning 50 isn't normally a birthday to savor -- unless you're a journal.
BYU is on top of the "Most Popular Schools" list compiled by
U.S. News & World Report, ahead of Ivy League stalwarts Harvard and
Yale.
Though people, places and events are often thought of as comprising the history of the church, much of that history is found within its institutional and administrative structure.
