On this week's "Mormon Land" podcast, we explore the tug-of-war taking place at BYU as it strives to fulfill its religious mission for Latter-day Saints, while still competing in the increasingly expensive world of college sports.

Can BYU football continue to be a transformational program in this day and age of revenue sharing, transferring and NIL payments to players?

A former BYU football player and Hall of Famer believes he's found a groundbreaking solution to the devastating effects of traumatic brain injury — through a new kind of headgear.

A year ago, a top Latter-day Saint official said BYU "can never become a ‘pay for play’ culture" — but the Cougars are still spending big on athletics.

From space tech to diagnosing disease, here’s a look at some of the "gold standard" learning experiences happening at BYU.

Elder Christofferson thanked BYU President Kevin J Worthen and Sister Peggy Worthen for their nine years of service to the university, as their tenure comes to an end. He noted that they have been an “exemplary model” for BYU students and those beyond the university as they’ve given speeches, attended student activities and hosted guests.

But Brigham Young University campuses in Utah, Idaho and Hawaii did not. The university publicly opposed the law’s requirement to cover contraceptives.

Brigham Young University will acquire the collected papers of former Sen. Orrin Hatch, President Shane Reese announced Thursday, to give students unique access.

The Board of Trustees of Brigham Young University has appointed C. Shane Reese as the university’s 14 th president. Reese will succeed Kevin J Worthen, who has served as president since 2014. Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ...

Michael Austin, a BYU alumnus and vice president at the University of Evansville, a private Methodist college in Indiana, thinks Bergin’s guess about her termination is right.