Ethan Bauer

The 5,000-year-old craft connects ancient kings to YouTube stars, frontier women to museum artists, and protests to memorials

Amid sweeping policy changes, meet the faces of American refugee foster care

Should higher education prioritize job training, or personal development?

America faces a shortage of medical providers, with technology promising to fill the gaps. Can it?

Parenting: Why we compare our children to others

How a local pastor survived the deadly storm and its aftermath.

Ode to a cheese grater

Since the first college tournaments to NIL, college basketball has made some big shifts.

Meet Erica Tremblay — part of a new generation disrupting Hollywood's telling of the Native American experience.

Are Americans turning the page on bookstores and books?

How can ski resorts survive a snowless future?

Eighty years ago, in a Nazi POW camp, an American soldier made a decision that sent the holiday spirit rippling across generations

A car is burning. A man is trapped inside. His only hope rests with strangers willing to risk their lives to save him.

How the Berlin Wall crumbled 35 years ago under the immeasurable weight of words

Scientists are just beginning to understand our universal need for nightly rest.

Parsing the conundrum of smartphones in classrooms

Ten people making higher education more affordable, accessible and effective

Forty years after BYU shocked the world and won a national title. Can underdogs still win in college football?

This summer’s Olympic Games presents a chance for the BYU legend to go out a winner — and a gold medalist.

When national security collides with freedom of information, where do we draw the line?