Hal Boyd

BYU and Pepperdine independently settled on the word “belonging” to define the kind of Christian community they’re seeking to cultivate.

How the city navigates the next decade may chart a future for not only the gulf, but the broader Middle East.

Too much real-life anger comes from Tinseltown. It’s time for Dustin Lance Black to let go of his angst toward Latter-day Saints

Democracy’s status is contested around the globe, and America’s man in Turkey is speaking out: freedom and stability hang in the balance

The core “social identity” of believers influences whether saints stand fast in the faith

Now is the moment for BYU to create the best college football and fanbase culture in America

The act carves out protections for those who object and says diverse beliefs ‘are due proper respect’

BYU’s new president, C. Shane Reese, hopes to lead a spiritual renewal across campus, even amid secular headwinds

Cox suggested most Republicans and Democrats are as far apart philosophically as they think they are, saying “It’s called the perception gap.” Read more.

Several law clerks and judges paid tribute to Thomas B. Griffith during the ceremony