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Dedication Marks “a Grand Beginning,” President Eyring Tells New Zealand Saints
Posted: 18 June 2017President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the First Presidency, returned to Temple View on June 16–17 to dedicate both new and renovated refurbished facilities on the campus of the Church College of New Zealand (CCNZ), which closed in 2009. Full Story
March with the Mormon Battalion at San Diego Visitors’ Center
Posted: 14 June 2017The San Diego Mormon Battalion Historic Site invites legions each year to catch a glimpse of battalion life and its legacy of devotion and service. Full Story
BYU Museum of Art Celebrates Faith and Belief in Contemporary Art Exhibit
Posted: 13 June 2017Scripture-themed artwork in an upcoming exhibition has been crafted to prompt spiritual reflection and personal inquiry. Full Story
Philippines Missionary Training Center Expanded
Posted: 7 June 2017The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints added two more buildings to the missionary training center in the Philippines to accommodate missionary growth in the Asia Area. Full Story
Invitation to Tour New Facilities at Provo MTC a “Rare Opportunity”
Posted: 6 June 2017New buildings at the Church’s iconic missionary training center are expected to open for instruction in June. The new facilities will be open for public tours from July 31 to August 19. Full Story
LDS Business College Opens Doors for Students Facing Personal Challenges
Posted: 5 June 2017Through scholarships, mentor programs, and helpful, caring faculty, the LDS Business College helps nontraditional students succeed in their academic and professional pursuits. Full Story
Public Invited to Tour Expanded Provo MTC
Posted: 2 June 2017The First Presidency has announced a public open house of the newly expanded missionary training center (MTC) in Provo, Utah, July 31 through August 19, 2017. Full Story
Online Enrollment at BYU–Idaho Higher Than Ever
Posted: 31 May 2017Official spring semester enrollment totals for both on-campus and online students at Brigham Young University–Idaho show continued growth. Full Story
