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BYU President Shane Reese issued a letter Thursday with information about the location of the BYU medical school and types of degrees it will offer.
In a letter to the campus community, President Shane Reese said the university is establishing a medical advisory team
By: Tad Walch
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By: Tad Walch
President Russell M. Nelson’s children and grandchildren and other church leaders share insights about the 17th president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
By: Tad Walch
Deseret News ‘A mighty prophet': President Nelson's family, friends, colleagues provide inside look at a 100-year-old father, prophet
By: Tad Walch
The 100th birthday broadcast for President Russell M. Nelson today continues a long tradition of celebrating the birthdays of Latter-day Saint leaders
By: Tad Walch
At first fall semester devotional, President Shane Reese and Sister Wendy Reese tell students, "We are meant to become something more, something better, something holier," and "Don't fret your gizzard."
By: Tad Walch
BYU is flourishing, an ebullient President Shane Reese said Tuesday as he and his wife, Sister Wendy Reese, delivered the school year's opening devotional messages on the seventh day of fall semester.
By: Jesus Christ, Tad Walch
“ Amazing Grace ” is now part of the hymnbook of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
By: Tad Walch
The Relief Society general president says studying President Nelson and his words gave her insight into the development of a Latter-day Saint prophet and his messages
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