BYU students win big at world’s largest advertising competition
BYU students created an ad that earned them a prestigious national award at the world's largest advertising competition. Watch it here.
Read MoreBYU's slowest race car ever wins big at 15 mph
BYU students built a supermileage vehicle that can drive more than 1,300 miles per gallon. They competed this month against universities across the continent to see whose car can go the farthest on the least amount of fuel.
Read MoreCustom-made light dresses impress at Blackpool, despite early challenges
The BYU Ballroom Dance Company earned first place and a standing ovation at the prestigious British Championships in Blackpool, England. Read about how a group of engineering students were key contributors.
Read MoreIt's not just who you know anymore
A recently published BYU business study finds that employees who are “true believers” in the mission of their organization are more likely to increase in status and influence than non-believers.
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In the long run, encouraging a baby to finish the last ounce in their bottle might be doing more harm than good.
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BYU's ElevenNEWS was recently named the Best All-Around Television Newscast by broadcast journalism industry professionals. Find out what puts them at the top.
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Taking pictures with 3D cameras may start catching on thanks to an innovation by Brigham Young University computer scientists and developers at Adobe.
Read MoreStudent business ideas cover everything from clean tech to health tech
In perhaps the most successful season ever for BYU entrepreneurship, innovating students have won or raised more than $500,000 for startup ventures this spring.
Read MoreDiscovery has personal meaning for one scientist
BYU chemistry professor Emily Bates published research this week in Science Translational Medicine that identifies mutations in a gene that makes people more susceptible to migraine headaches. The study is the first demonstration of a genetic cause for the common migraine and is an important step in the search for a cure.
Read MoreTwitter analysis: Adderall mentions spike during final exam times
Twitter reveals interesting trends when it comes to online mentions of the ADHD medication Adderall. An analysis of Adderall on Twitter found that mentions peaked during traditional final exam periods. Adderall is being used by an increasing amount of college students as an illicit study aid.
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