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Joe Hadfield joined University Communications in 2007 and became the director of online communications for University Communications in August 2015. His role includes oversight of byu.edu and development of digital strategy.
Joe earned a bachelor’s degree in communications and a master’s degree in public policy from Brigham Young University. Follow Joe on Twitter:@joehadfield
BYU Law launches LawX, an idea incubator within a classroom
BYU Law School announced the launch of LawX, a legal design lab that will create products and other solutions to address the pressing issues relating to access to legal services.
Q & A about BYU’s campus climate survey
BYU will gather vital information that will guide its efforts to create a safer campus. Dr. Ben Ogles answers questions about this upcoming survey.
Improving university websites
We want you to contribute to and use a BYU Web Theme that is being developed and tested.
Top 10 Stories of 2016
The list of most-read BYU News stories this year has a little bit of everything: An ancient artifact, futuristic technology, bright students, Disney princesses and a makeover for the Y Mountain Trail.
Law students serve victims of violence during break from school
Four BYU Law students and their professor used a semester break break to volunteer at a detention center in Texas for women and children fleeing violence in their home country and seeking asylum in the United States.
National attention on student-run exit poll
With Utah considered a “tossup” in the Presidential election, all eyes will be on the Utah Colleges Exit Poll and its KBYU broadcast Tuesday night when voting booths close at 8 p.m.
Handel’s 'Messiah' to be Performed at BYU Nov. 10-11
Celebrated for its passion and precision, the London-based chamber choir Tenebrae returns with soloists for a staging of George Frideric Handel’s timeless and glorious oratorio, honoring the life and mission of Jesus Christ.
The BYU Faculty String Quartet Performs Ethan Wickman’s ‘Namasté’ and Beethoven’s Quartet Opus 130
Namasté features five moments, with each named after stories featured in the Vedas, a body of ancient and sacred Sanskrit texts.
BYU Department of Theatre and Media Arts to Present ‘Travesties’ Nov. 11–Dec. 3
The BYU Department of Theatre and Media Arts presents Travesties, a dramatic comedy, beginning Nov. 11 at 7:30 p.m. and playing through Dec. 3.
Leveling the playing field: Understanding and minimizing the gender gap in U.S. politics
Professor Jessica Preece has authored several new studies that show how women respond to efforts recruiting them to run for political office.